I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids. This
one has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper/
I emailed the owner and asked if he could alter the polar ones so that they
radiated from a corner, to make a larger size for designing fans,
Hello Julie,
You can make a or your personal thread collecion buying linnen-,
cotton- and silk-threads from very fine to thicker ones and in the
colors you like most. But suddenly you like other colors or think that
a special pattern would look nicer in another. Than you have to like
what
Dee that's a wonderful resource - you'll never need to buy Chartwell
pads again! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Brenda
On 29 Jan 2006, at 09:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids.
This one has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
Hello Julie
However, it's hard to know what to buy unless one has a specific
project in mind. Anyone have suggestions for what someone like me
who does Torchon, Bucks, some tape lace and dabbles in a few other
areas should keep on hand so that when inspiration strikes (or I
decide to join
Hello everbody,
I decide to do the ending tomorrow with day light and will now prick my
next project which I can only begin because of my Australia trip and
because it is a bigger thing. It is a small Bolero, all in lace. Hope
it will work.
How far with your work are you others?
Ilske
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Hello lace makers,
How is everyone today?
Nancy
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Every once in a while members mention making items for fundraising - I think
Bev mentioned the fridge magnets as a fundraiser. I would like to know which
items members are making. My repertoir consists of the ubiquitous bookmark,
small motifs to put into keyrings or fridgemagnets and that is it!
This was a great idea margot. I just finished the Schneeberger butterfly
that I started in a class from Lia. Now I'll find something else to finish!
but first a cup of coffee!
Annelore Stone in the shadow of Mt. Rainier in the Great State of Washington
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Dee wrote:
I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids. This one
has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper/
I emailed the owner and asked if he could alter the polar ones so that they
radiated from a corner, to make a larger size for
The second virtual meeting of Arachneans just ended and was very
successful. 18 people took part:
From Canada: Margot, Joan, Julie, Bev, Malvary, and Jane
From Germany: Ilske
From Spain: Antje and Eva
From the U.K.: Sheila, Andrea, and Josie
From the U.S.: Diane, Laura, Shirley, Annelore,
Hi Janice
When you open the page there are four option boxes -
1, Type (choose polar graph paper)
2, Paper size (US letter or A4)
3, Units (inches or mm)
4 Graph paper - drag your mouse over the down arrow and then select one
of the sizes from centered, edge, lower left or lower right
CLick on
Yes, Liz, I agree!! That one has a place of honor on my Fridge!!
There is an OLD technology (read: craft) in which one buys the supplies
and makes buttons from their own art. A sheet of film is sandwiched over
the artwork and the button backing, and then pressed into the part of the
button
On Sunday, January 29, 2006, at 05:38 PM, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
Hi Janice
When you open the page there are four option boxes -
1, Type (choose polar graph paper)
2, Paper size (US letter or A4)
3, Units (inches or mm)
4 Graph paper - drag your mouse over the down arrow and then select one
How interesting!
It's obviously something to do with the browser; on the Mac it works in
Safari, Netscape, Foxfire and Opera but not in Internet Explorer.
Brenda
On 29 Jan 2006, at 22:23, Margot Walker wrote:
On Sunday, January 29, 2006, at 05:38 PM, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
Hi Janice
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bevw [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
The magnets were a gift sent after the end-of-year issue in 2000, by
the outgoing board, so every subscriber at the time would have
received one. Mine is still on the fridge too :)
Mine is on the central heating boiler (which is mounted
Works fine when I use Internet Explorer too
Joan
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Sue Babbs
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Subject: Re: [lace] Polar graph paper
Works fine on my PC using Internet explorer. I can open
On Sunday, January 29, 2006, at 06:51 PM, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
It's obviously something to do with the browser; on the Mac it works in
Safari, Netscape, Foxfire and Opera but not in Internet Explorer.
That must be the problem. I have a Mac with Explorer and it doesn't
work for
I just sent to Margot Off list, but obviously I am far too late for the
Virtual meeting.
I think it happens in the early hours, pre-dawn our time. Pity! .. It would
have been fun to participate.
It is a Great idea.
We had a Lace Day here in Melbourne on Saturday, and the guest speaker was
Hi,
Did that subject line get your attention?
Today I went to a luncheon for the Queen Mums of the local area of Red
Hatters. One of the ladies sitting at my table was telling us about a
Chocolate Party that her group was having soon. Since Lace Makers all
love chocolate, my ears perked
not everything has to be sweet - there's a Mexican sauce that contains
chocolate. Tastes good on chicken.
Beth McCasland
who has tickets to a chocolate festival in two weeks...
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Cc:
Thank you, I looked at that before and thought it was a repeat of the above
choice, duh!!
Janice
Brenda Paternoster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Janice
When you open the page there are four option boxes -
1, Type (choose polar graph paper)
2, Paper size (US letter or A4)
3, Units (inches or
On Jan 29, 2006, at 14:33, Jeanette Fischer wrote:
Every once in a while members mention making items for fundraising - I
think
Bev mentioned the fridge magnets as a fundraiser. I would like to
know which
items members are making. My repertoir consists of the ubiquitous
bookmark,
small
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
not everything has to be sweet - there's a Mexican sauce that contains
chocolate. Tastes good on chicken.
I used that principle for one of the fudges I make. First of all, it's
a terribly simple recipe, and I make it in a variety of flavors.
Occasionally, I make it
I think brooches (pins) might be nice, too; ...Sew them onto those small
safety pins..
Nice idea!
The thing about items made for frundraisers is that it's all pure
profit for the organization...So, even if the item sells for very little
(say, 10 cents
an hour of your time, not counting
For all of you (especially in US) who are exercised about the
institutional intrusions into our privacy... What privacy?
The following article appeared in today's (Sunday) Washington Post
(Outlook section). I thought it was funny enough to share, so dug up
the URL for it...
To my secret Pal.
Thank you so much for your parcel which arrived today, such a lovely
surprise after getting home from working at the op-shop today. DD's eyes lit
up when she saw the nougat, saying your lucky, meaning can I have some. I
think the bookmark is different and one of my
To my secret Pal.
Thank you so much for your parcel which arrived today, such a lovely
surprise after getting home from working at the op-shop today. DD's eyes lit
up when she saw the nougat, saying your lucky, meaning can I have some. I
think the bookmark is different and one of my
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