Re: [lace] On the Pillow?

I have to cover my lace with cloths and pins and then cover the cloth and pins with another cloth otherwise my cat is off with the pins also! Nancy (in Dundee) -- From: Vicki Bradford twohappyb...@aol.com Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2008 7:28 AM

Re: [lace] On the Pillow?

My little kitten does the same thing. I found the pins scattered on the work table the floor. She also loves scooting the bobbins around on the hardwood floor when she manages to get one. What a fun sound she thinks. Curious cats :-) Joan From: Vicki Bradford

Fw: [lace] On the Pillow?

My cat doesn't touch the pins, but puts his paws over the tops of the bobbins at the side of the pillow and looks for all the world as if he is working lace. One of these days we will catch it on video if we can. I do have a number of photos of his attempts to either make lace or prevent me

Re: [lace] lace projects on the go

Ihave 3 pillows on the go too     A lace garter for my niece (half stitch hearts and spiders - my own design in pale cream with blue silver) I've done 45cm and am resting it for a while!      A gravenmoerse bookmark coral and green, adapted from the Bob-in pattern book of the 12 months   

[lace] Lorelei's website to be up again!!!

Then there is all the computer work preparatory to getting my website up again. Lots to do! Happy New Year everybody. Lorelei Dear Lorelei, Thank you so much! I can't tell you how much I have missed the enormous amount of

[lace] Card

Hi!!   I want to thank Jenny for the lovely angel card. I receive it today!!!   Thanks Shailiz - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line: unsubscribe lace y...@address.here. For help, write to arachnemodera...@yahoo.com

Re: [lace] On the Pillow?

Hi Lorelei! I've got a new kitten - he was rescued from our animal shelter about a month after my old kitty died (in October) from cancer. He was about 14, and I just couldn't stand the void, and so adopted from the shelter. He is a wild and crazy little guy, just full of himself! I keep

[lace-chat] meaning of gingles on lace bobbins

Brian Lemin always writes interesting articles on lace bobbins, and he's written one which refers to the jingles being described as relating to the 6 wives of Henry the 8th: www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs/lb_plbbn.pdf The references to the jingles is at the bottom of page 6.