[lace] Re: Liberty Lacers

On Aug 31, 2006, at 21:45, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote: Pardon my ignorance, but I have not heard of the Liberty Lacers. Are they a current group, and where abouts are they. I'm sure one of their members will speak with more authority on their behalf but, in hte meantime... They're *wonderful la

[lace] Liberty Lacers

Pardon my ignorance, but I have not heard of the Liberty Lacers. Are they a current group, and where abouts are they.I gather they wear their finery, and pearls when they make lace! Sounds Good to me!!! :)) Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz, where it is Officially the first day

[lace] Piecework Magazine.

What a pity the magazine is no longer available to you. Perhaps you should treat yourself to a subscription, and have it posted to you. That method works quite well. It is not usually at any newsagent here on Oz, either, - that I have found, but they have an office now in Sydney where they d

[lace] RE:twisted thread

Yep, that's the same problem I had, and mine is also 100/3 in ecru. I bought it last year for my table ribbon. It's working up just fine, and I haven't so far (touch wood, rub the hare's foot, etc) had breakages, etc (which is a problem in Denver's dry air). It just spins itself up into loops an

[lace] Mary Quelch 1609 sampler and Montacute House

Thanks Jeri As usual very interesting. I can tell you that I visited Montacute House in 2003 and saw the said collection which just happened to be on display at the time. I understood that it is not always displayed as a collection. Unfortunately there was not a catalogue or postcards or any other

[lace] PieceWork Magazine - Online instructions/subscriptions

In a message dated 8/31/06 2:32:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > You could still get a subscription to PW. Book and magazine sellers have > never > carried PW in Israel, so I've subscribed since issue 10, years ago. > Occasionally, I've thought of dropping the subscripti

Re: [lace] PieceWork Magazine

And as a new subscriber you get one free issue! https://subscribe.pcspublink.com/magazine/Intw/subscribeForm.asp?track=JENB6&pub=PCWK&term=6 It seems to be $22 for 6 issues and the postage to international destinations seems quite reasonable at $10/year. Sue - Original Message - From:

RE: [lace] PieceWork Magazine

You could still get a subscription to PW. Book and magazine sellers have never carried PW in Israel, so I've subscribed since issue 10, years ago. Occasionally, I've thought of dropping the subscription because the magazine has become thinner and (to my mind) somewhat superficial, but every now and

[lace] Tebbs

I have followed this thread with great interest, as I finished scanning the 1907 and 1911 copies of Tebbs just a few months ago. (see ) I have the 1978 reprint, but my aim is always to scan the originals and I was able to get them thr

[lace] Fw: Twisted Thread. And longest piece of lace

HI Irene, I am replying through the list as this message to Irene also bounced. <> I think you would be doing the right thing by rejecting that thread if it is twisting so much. You would get very frustrated with it as you worked and it is not worth the anxiety.

[lace] Longest piece of lace

I remember from when I was on the lit before that there was a site where we could send a photo of our long pieces of lace, it was to see who had made the longest piece. Is that site still up and running? I have almost finished about 9 metres of a narrow edging which I have stitched to net for