Thanks for including the professor's web site in your listing. If as many as
feel they can do this, it won't stop this charming person listing the files
and claiming copyright, but it might make a little dent in his sales, which
would be a small gesture to the late professor, John Cropper, Tess
Help! I have started using a new box of pins, which has made my finger
really sore - and won't be using them again, as they have horrid fine, sharp
heads - but I am about to demonstrate for two days on Friday and Saturday
(and then maybe Sunday afternoon), so I can't just leave my finger to
Interesting too, that they have shown the back of the photo which says quite
clearly that it must not be sold.
Malvary in Ottawa (the Nation's Capital), Canada
Kate Henry wrote interesting pic of lacemakers on ebay 150175326927
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When I have that problem, I buy those sheets of peel-off stickers with
small (1/4) dots. They protect my fingers and they're very cheap.
Avital
On 10/31/07, Sue Babbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Help! I have started using a new box of pins, which has made my finger
really sore - and won't be
That's interesting. I once complained about feedback. A seller took
more than 3 months to mail me a book (only after repeated reminders
from me). I mentioned this in his feedback and he replied with, I bet
this is the guy who killed that Palestinian kid, on my feedback. I
complained to eBay and
I agree that eBay doesn't seem to take much interest. I bought an American
girl doll pattern. The description stipulated no box, which sounded fine as
I wanted to sew, not collect. When the item arrived, it was a photocopy.
Ebay didn't seem interested, the guy still sells the photocopies.
That is probably because of the nature of the feedback. Unfortunatly people
can and do use negative feedback to punish people when they get upset.
The nice thing is that you can respond to feedback left for you.
On 10/31/07, Avital [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's interesting. I once
Another thing you might want to try is Liquid Bandage, especially if you
have small open sores. Ouch!
Regards,
Ricki in UT
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Subject: Re: [lace] Help- sore finger!
When I have
Slightly off-topic, but, personally, I don't like the forced nature of
feedback on e-bay. Or maybe it was just the sellers I've dealt with, who
pressured me to give them a rating. I think it should be left to the discretion
of buyers whether or not they want to give feedback on their
Hi Malvary et al,
It's a lovely picture though - but I must say that, although it does say (I
paraphrase) for the sole use ... the date is given as 1920 - surely that is
out of copyright anyway, so it could be sold if someone wanted to dispose of
it.
Carol - in Suffolk UK
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Thanks for all your help - I now know the name to look for - Thimbleits.
Meanwhile I am trying superglue, which is comfortable and I can work with it
on much better than elastoplast /bandaids (which always make me hold my
finger away from the lace)!
Sue
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I have a couple of people interested in learning lace. They are in the
Sparks, NV area. Is there anyone around there who is interested in a couple
of students?
Thanks in advance,
Shere'e
Seattle, WA USA
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