Hi Helene
Could it possible be a triangle ground stitch?
Jenny B in warm and sunny Kununurra
At 05:20 AM 20/11/2007, Helene Ulrich wrote:
Hi,
I seem to be suffering from a major case of brain drain. There
is a symbol on the pattern I am starting and for the life of me, I
cannot remember
Seems I made an error in my previous help request -- the acutal symbol has two
() with the < on top of it. Still can't remember the name of the stitch it
represents, but finally figured out how to work the stitch.
Hopefully I interpreted it correctly.
Thanks for the help.
Helen
Hi Jean,
Cranford is being repeated late tonight, Tues/Wed 20/21st Nov. at 2.20am, UK
Time, Wednesday morning on BBC1, and then again on the afternoon of Sunday
25th at 5.50pm, shortly before episode two is shown later in the evening.
Such large productions are often repeated during the week
Hi All,
This thread made me smile!I have a jeweller friend in Colchester, and I
very often go in just to gossip, and find out what lovely things he has in
the shop! One day I went in, and was admiring a beautiful mourning ring,
with the obligatory plaited hair of the deceased in it.I
My friend Hilary, not any longer a lacemaker but involved in textiles
generally and my co-conspiritor organising our Lace and Textiles weekends at
Dover
has had this sent to her by Anna Crutchley, author of "The Tassels Book" and I
feel sure that some (hopefully all) of the UK Arachnes will sign i
Scrolling down the most recent 500 names I noticed that several people have
added things such as Chris Berry, Chairman of the Embroiderers Guild.
If you are signing and are an officer in a lace group or organisation please
add it to your name. Also if you have a degree or whatever, nows the t
I have had an e-mail from Kate Henry asking details for other ways to contact
Downing Street and so I am here posting the snail mail address and fax
number.
10 Downing Street,
London,
SW1A 2AA
Fax Number 442079250918
However, there will be a minister who is more directly responsible with t
A google search gives all sorts of links to various aspects of the TCC at
Southampton.
One gives the centre the following write up:
"The Textile Conservation Centre is the leading international organisation in
the field of textile conservation research, education and practice. Its work
has now br
Last Christmas some of our local lacemakers tried to
get large plastic candy boxes for 3-D lace items and
couldn't find them. They sell out fast.
I was just in our local Walgreens and saw that this
year's stock of Ferrero Rocha chocolates are in and
include both the 4.5" cube and the pyramid, as
