Before we advertise elsewhere, I would like to let the Arachneans know that
we have a couple of vacancies in each of two courses at the end of this year.
These full board, residential courses are held in a 3 star, Best Western
hotel in Dover (England).
The first is the weekend of 6th, 7th and 8t
Lenore English <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Jane held a drawing for a Shetland Lace Greeting Card, and I won! I
received the card yesterday and posted a picture to my blog.
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> http://tatt3r.blogspot.com/
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> On the back, it says Unst Heritage Center photo by Judith Marsden Shetland.
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As you all know, the Professor's web site is on its last legs. All the
information is now on the new and permanent web site, run by Kris
Bruland, a knowledgeable young man with lots of energy and good ideas.
I urge you to put this in your address book:
http://www.handweaving.net/DAHo
I have spent a happy time on this snowy day exploring the new web site:
http://www.handweaving.net/DAHome.aspx
I checked on the CD area and found that it only mentioned weavers and
weaving. Be patient! Kris will be posting the information for the
lace CDs as soon as he can.
Another t
Thanks for the Heads-Up Tess.
The KEYWORD SEARCH CAPABILITIES on the new site is wonderful. Give it a
try.
I like the new site. Course I like to weave and spin, also.
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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Does anyone know of anyone in the US who teaches these laces? I am especially
interested in learning the Turkish laces/Oya. I am hoping to find someone on
the east coast who teaches it but will go just about anywhere.
Christina
Midlothian VA
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Dear Christina...well, first. no, I do not teach Needle oya.! ;-)
I have two books on the subject and a couple of us are stumbling along. I
have a friend, who was here on Sat, and she left with my
book...Turkish/English version She sent me a link to site where the book, in
Turkish, is print
Hi All
Yes, it's time to start thinking about this year's commeratives. I was
wondering if anyone minded if I put my bid in to do them this year. It's
been six years since I've done them, and I had this idea. I heard chatter
on the list about having bobbins with something like "Member since 1
I'm all for JoAnne's doing the bobbins. Haven't a clue when I joined
Arachne, but it's a great idea to have the date printed on them.
Happy bobbin,
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
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I, for one, would enjoy having another of JoAnne's bobbins. I say she
should at least be allowed to "put in a bid" for vote by Arachne, or
even have her do them again this year.
Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
(formerly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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I'm all for JoAnne doing the bobbins too - and can we please, _please_
put the M-O in *commemorative* in the subject lines of this thread...
On 1/23/06, CLIVE Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm all for JoAnne's doing the bobbins. Haven't a clue when I joined
> Arachne, but it's a great idea to
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Subject: Re: [lace] Commerative time again!
I'm all for JoAnne's doing the bobbins. Haven't a clue when I joined
Arachne, but it's a great id
I'm in favour of Joanne doing the commems again this year.
"Member since" could be fun, but not essential.
.Noelene in Cooma
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Gretchen Allgeier taught knotted needlelace and oya construction at the
Hasbrouck Heights IOLI convention. She was even able to teach it left-
handed (that may not matter to you, but it sure did matter to me!).
She used to own the shop Beggar's Lace in Colorado, so maybe the
current owner know
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