Thanks to everyone who has written to say that it's working fine in IE
7, also 5.2 for Mac - seems to be just my copy of IE 5.2 which doesn't
like the script.
Brenda
I've also added the current date to my homepage.
It's working in Safari and FireFox but seems to have stuck at 30
December 20
My personal favorite is knitting cable stitch holders - looks like big
safety pins. I have a variety of sizes from ones that hold only about 4
midlands to ones that hold a dozen or more. I do twist them up and out of
the way, sometimes over a spare cover cloth (lg men's hankie). Of course
this w
Maybe I'm re-inventing the wheel, but ...
When working on a piece that uses lots of bobbins, I bundle my Midlands
bobbins together when not being used in lots of about 6 pair through the
spangles with a piece of nylon cord, the ends of which I've dipped in clear
nail polish to form a firm "poin
Hello Eva,
I hope you don't mind me correcting you. I am not the moderator of this
Spanish group anymore, being one of the reasons that a few participants kept
breaking copyright rules all the time and causing problems. The owner of the
group is another person. Carolina and me being the moderators
www.callane.com -> dirts works
Remind me of old Dutch habits. Created on Saturday evenings to prepare for
Sunday. Never seen it life though.
Jo
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It made my day to be a winner of Brenda's quiz, what a lovely start to 2008,
I thoroughly enjoyed taking part.
Congratulations to my co winner Michelle.
Thank you Brenda for the hard work you must have put into the quiz and
calendar, and of course the prize.
Rosemary in Portugal.
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Happy New Year to One and All!
I pray that this year you and yours will have a happy and prosperous new
year!
Susie Rose - Up in the mountains outside of Las Vegas
Prayers, love and hugs go out to all who are in need.
http://360.yahoo.com/susierose_89124
Cold Creek Creations: Custom Clothin
Cal Lane was one of the artists I mentioned in my review of the Radical Lace
exhibit in the IOLI Bulletin. In that exhibit she had an entire lacy car
with dirt sifted through the design like sugar through a paper doily on a cake.
Devon
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Wooo Hooo, my winter IOLI issue arrived in yesterday's mail! Just so
happens I was looking at my printed copy of Le Pompe II (from the
Professor's web site), trying to do the mental gymnastics on how to do some
of the figures, when I heard my mailbox rattle. Saved by the Blast from
the Past issue
I've left the quiz in place for a few more days with the doors all
permanently opened, but I've deleted the entry form from the number 24
window. Links from the top of my homepage.
I've also added the current date to my homepage.
It's working in Safari and FireFox but seems to have stuck at 30
Tamara, thanks for the Cal Lane NY Times article. Not only was the lacy
spade intriguing, but the article was about sharing, contributing, and
caring for artists. A wonderful beginning to our 2008 New Year.
Happy New Year Everyone
Diane Zierold
Lubec, Maine
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/
Many thanks to everyone who took the time to keep looking at the
calendar and entering the quiz.
I had a total of 12 entries from lacemakers and seven from family
historians, and there were very few really wrong answers so I marked
very strictly and I'm pleased to tell you that the winners are:
Thanks Tamara and Tonie for sharing ths with us.
The Gallery link was in two ways interesting for me. The second was the
eahibition of Edward Mapplethorpe's new works. There was an artikle in
an Art-magazine shortly about his live first beside his older and in
former time very famous brother. A
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