I have just been talking to a lacemaking friend, who has had a bad go with a
reel of Finka - #60 I think. It has put her off ever using it again, but I
suspect she may have a bad reel, as I have not had any problems.
I wonder if anyone else has had this problem :- One of the plys keeps
Andy wrote:
1.What is the purpose of the spangles? Weight? Decoration?
2.Should you buy bobbins in pairs? If in pairs, why?
1. For weight - that's mainly why glass beads are used instead of plastic.
Beads not too heavy, or the spangle too big though - have a look at spangled
bopbbins on
Hi, your friend should get in touch with Finca OZ. They would help her and I
am sure would like the reel to see what has gone wrong. Both me, I have been
using Finca every day since June, and the other ladies will tell you this is
not usual. Export_Presencia Hilaturas S.A. I have put their link
...the shop around the corner is 't Apostelientje and it is run by two
sisters who are so nice and so helpful. I don't know how long you are
going for Claire but if possible try and get to these two. The
Kantcentrum also has a lace museum attached and sometimes there are also
classes taking
Liz,
The australian distributer is Ristal Threads here in Canberra - they would
like to know if there are problems with the thread. You will probably get on
to Linda or Cheryl - tell them I sent you!
Jenny Rees
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Hi Andy and all spiders,
Welcome, I am sure once you start Bobbin Lace you will very soon become
addicted, I see that one of your hobbies is dollhouse miniatures, there is a
book on Miniature lace for dollhouses by Roz Snowden(sorry I do not know the
ISBN), it is a lovely book and I feel sure that
Hi Rosemary,
Could you please share the web address of kancentrum with us, I would love
to have a look at what it has to offer.
Regards,
Sue M Harvey
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I spent this weekend on a residential course _ you were missed, sonja. while
there I acquired random back issues of The Lacemaker. In number 26,
September 1994 I found a couple of paragraphs about a vote on changing the name
of
OLIL. I know the discussion went on for a long time and is now
Recent published and received books and packs on lace:
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Pack wit 8 new patterns: 5 Binche and 3 Flanders. Animal and flower motifs.
# 92289200 HET VERHAAL VAN 15 POEZEN EN ÉÉN MUIS (The story of 15 cats and a
At the risk of starting that copyright thread again, I want to answer a
private email which came from an Arachnid with the same question I once asked
the
Prof about copyright when we were first starting all this scanning. The
question was: Does the copyright date change where it concerns
Does anyone have an address for, or some way to reach Lillie Trivett? If
so, please write me privately. Thanks in advance.
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Each year the New England Lace Group has a Retreat in May. If there is
still room in the event after the NELG deadline, I like to extend lacers
on Arachne the opportunity to attend. This year it's in Wareham, MA.
The last town on the bay side before the Cape Cod Canal. Below if the
abridged
I had to chuckle when I read this, because my husband likens that
thumping
to chinese water torture when I use one of my foam pillows (not my
one-and-only, I think it's a slightly softer foam). Funny, but I have
no problems tuning the noise right out of my consciousness.
Lisa Thompson in
Miniature bobbin lace by Roz Snowden. Guild of Master Craftsmen Publishers
Ltd., 1998 1 86108 086 7
Patricia in Wales
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Something got lost in the translation!
Mrs Leplat-Greiner usually teaches ' Sewing and mounting of lace' - so I
guess wleding is meant to be 'joining'
Milada, Somerset UK
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Last night we watched a fictitious programme on Yellowstone Nat. Park, and
the underground volcano that blew up, and devastated most of USA. Scarey
stuff!! I hope it Was only fiction!!
It has certainly put us off going to the Park!! I was about to say we will
stay in safe Denver, - but
Elizabeth wrote:
We had a documentary on Krakatoa blowing it's top, a few nights earlier.
And of course, the title of the film Krakatoa East of Java is wrong, it's
actually 40 Km west of Java.
Jean in Poole
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It has certainly put us off going to the Park!! I
We visited Yellowstone Park two summers ago - and it was a wonderful trip.
Old Faithful obligingly went off twice while we were visiting, and is still
pretty powerful. I must admit that volcanoes and mud pools are more
enjoyable in an
At 08:20 AM 4/18/05 +0100, Jean Nathan wrote:
And of course, the title of the film Krakatoa East of Java is wrong, it's
actually 40 Km west of Java.
Depends on how *far* east you go . . .
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Joy Beeson
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At 03:03 PM 4/15/05 -0400, Webwalker wrote:
Anyone have any ideas about how we could remove it (short of removing
the wallpaper :) ) ?
Obtain a yard of vinyl wallpaper and some vinyl border that harmonize with the
current paper. Cover the spot with a motif cut from the wallpaper, surround
We in N.Z had a two hour program the other night on (simulated) natural
disasters... a volcanoe erupted in Auckland...( did you know that our
largest city sits over a field of 50 volcanic cones?), a flood in
Christchurch and an earthquake in our capital, Wellington... all very
realistic, and made
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