Sue and Alison,
You and me both!Lace books seem to dive for cover if I hove into view in
second-hand bookshops!But - my husband picked up the Tebbs book for me -
complete with the inserts, and in perfect, mint condition - in a Charity
Shop, whilst he was waiting for me whilst I was at
Hi Alison -
I'm just echoing what Robin wrote...
When I first started making lace, I was lucky enough to live not far from
Tamara Duvall who became my lace mentor. One of the first things she said to
me was that I should buy books that I like when I see them, because they are
hard to find in
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
There is the slight risk of water/ink damage from inkjet ink from printing
these, if entire library gets damp/wet,
The main problem with inkjet ink is that it is water soluble - as I
learnt when the letter giving details as to where I was
It's not all water soluble - the Epson ink I use in my DX4800 (scanner,
photocopyer, printer) isn't, or the ones I needed for my previous one which was
a
5000 and something. Nor is the ink that the Epson little photograph printer
uses. This is one of the reasons why I don't use the cheaper
Hi, all
I've got a little pile of red rubber bands suitable for the Beswick bobbin
winder, courtesy of the Royal Mail, in front of me. I just counted them up
and there are 36 of them. I'll post half a dozen each to Barbara, Delores,
Jane and Angel as soon as things quieten down enough at work
I would love to have a go at Russian tape lace. I actually enjoy working
tape laces in between other, more complicated pieces, as I find it very
relaxing. So I would love my name to be placed in the hat.
Thanks,
Karen in Malta.
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I have just received a request from someone interested in Norway who
would like to know whether there is a lacemaking tradition there and
if there are lacemakers or lacemaking groups in that country today.
Here is what she says:
I am doing some research about lace in Scandinavian
On Aug 22, 2007, at 12:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jacquie Tinch) wrote:
While on the subject of ink jet printers, and I expect that most (all)
of you
know this already, make sure that you use your printer at least every
couple
of weeks. Just a line or two is enough.
Hah! Mine (a Brother,
Hello my friends,
I just wanted to update you on my daughter (Cassandra). She is doing so much
better, she dumped the boyfriend, especially after he said he wished she had
died. She goes to her appointments and shares all of her woes there. I am so
very happy, I am dancing on cloud nine.
I don't remember seeing this one before and it's cute. Don't know why
there's this rake_bush in the URL; the joke's completely a-political.
From: T.W,
http://www.smwa.net/downloads/funny/rake_bush4.swf
--
Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia,
Been there, done that. Didn't have the guts -- or wit -- to reply in
the same way, though. Perhaps in another 30 yrs or so,,, :)
From: B.R.
Shown below, is an actual letter that was sent to a bank by an 86 year
old woman. The bank manager thought it amusing enough to have it
published in
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