Barbara wrote:
Does anyone know?>
"Tiggy: Mrs. Tiggywinkle is a hedgehog, and our beloved mascot, who lives
with her lace-making owner in Bainbridge Island, WA. Miss Tiggy now has a
pal, Fuzzy-peg."
is a quote from:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/1404/handbook.html
which is th
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Hi Barbara!
I made a cover cloth with the pair of bobbins and attached lace design. It
stitched beautifully, and is quite elegant. The Hedgehog design is new to
me... I may succumb and get her!
Clay
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My husband has just drawn the 3 raffles for me, I wrote the name of each
entrant for each raffle on a strip of paper carefully folded it several
times and put each set of names in a different little bowl each bowl
labelled with the prize item name, so as not to get in a muddle.
I had 35 entrie
Wow, I really won! I've been so lucky lately I better go out and buy some
lottery tickets!
Thanks Jenny; I can't wait to see the postcards.
Diane Williams
Galena, Illinois USA
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Jenny De Angelis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My
> "Tiggy: Mrs. Tiggywinkle is a hedgehog, and our beloved mascot, who lives
> with her lace-making owner in Bainbridge Island, WA. Miss Tiggy now has a
> pal, Fuzzy-peg."
I live reasonably near Bainbridge Island, WA. Can anyone tell me who Tiggy's
owner is? I wonder if I know her!
Barbara
Snoqua
Whew! I have to admit, my heart was in my throat just reading this. Glad
turning it upside down worked so well!
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>Not what you might think from the subject line, but last night at our lace
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>together, Arachne, Sylvie Nguyen , had a disaster. She was w
Hi Barbara -
In the IOLI bulletin, there is frequently a column which has a picture of "P.C.
Tiggs" along with a poem, (usually from the Hedgehog's perspective), and the
column is written by Diane Wallihan of Washington. I suppose there could be
more than one hedgehog owner who is also a lacem
How lovely. I have won the booklet in Jenny's raffle. I wonder if I should
buy a lottery ticket this week whilst my luck is in.
Ann
Yorkshire UK
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Susan, thanks for sharing, what beautiful wire lace jewellery I keep
thinking about doing wire lace but have not quite got round to it yet,
must see if I can get some larger bobbins as I only have midlands and
Honiton neither of which are any good for wire.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Wh
Thank you! I'm always pleased when people enjoy my work. If you're
curious about trying wire lace, I'd suggest just getting some very
fine wire (0.2mm or smaller--my favorite size is about 0.175mm) and
wind it on your ordinary bobbins--while I don't use midlands, I've
taught wire lace to severa
Thank you once again, I will try using my midlands and see what happens.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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On Mar 16, 2007, at 19:28, Sue wrote:
Thank you once again, I will try using my midlands and see what
happens.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Just don't put two hitches on the head like you would with thread; with
wire, one's enough and it's also less damaging. And wind the wire as
close to the he
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