Dear Brenda,
Thank you for your reply about lacemakers in Scotland. I have just spent
about three hours on the computer looking up the site and links you gave me.
I haven't made a break-through but it has been most interesting - watch this
space if I do!
Ina
>From near Byron Bay, Australia
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Hi Jo
On 4/4/06, Jo Falkink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Viewer. The program has been downloaded and/or executed more than a hundred
> times, yet I got questions from just one lacemaker.
I must be one of the 100+ downloads - however to open it requires
another program which was going to be diffi
Last week I went to South Carolina on a business trip with DH which was
supposed to be a relaxing time for me. First our suitcase disappeared and we
eventually think it went to New Orleans rather than Charlotte. We drove to
Myrtle Beach in a new Taurus which would not start for me the second d
On 4 Apr 2006, at 05:47, Ina le Bas wrote:
I have a similar story to you - my Great grandmother made lace but she
was
born in Kirkmabreck, Scotland about 1835 and at the time of the 1851
census
she was listed as a scholar aged 16. I would dearly like to know if
she
made lace as a living or j
Hi All
My other half is a great fan of Racing cars - does anyone have a bobbin
lace patten (not too difficult) they can sell/lend me?
I recall seeing one on the back of an old Lace magazine (when the covers
were always blue) but I'm unable to find it again.
Any suggestions gratefully received.
Hello Spiders
Maybe I was too quick with my happy dance and announcement of the BobbinWork
Viewer. The program has been downloaded and/or executed more than a hundred
times, yet I got questions from just one lacemaker.
So I'm afraid it was like Chinese for you and no one could make head or
tai
