Dear Gentle Spiders,
I was set right by Bev about the title of Alex's book. Upon revisiting
Lacy Susan, she does have the book. And since I have a birthday coming up
soon, Friend Husband will have the request on his breakfast plate in the
morrow. Thanks to all who have replied to my posting.
As t
The lady who designs and sells these patterns is my lace teacher so yes
there are plenty of copies etc for sale. I believe there are some other
patterns of hers on ebay too, for christmas and bookmarks etc. good ones
to look out for :)
Celia in SE London UK
Carol wrote:
Hi All,
I have just b
Does anyone know anything about traditional Belgian 'spinning-wheel' type
bobbin winders? Take a look at Ebay 220490586062. There are photos of this
type on postcards, but I'm confused about the way the bobbins are attached -
which you can't really see in the listing. The seller sent me a close
Thank you all for taking the time to respond to my hunt for the picture of the
Christmas Ball ornaments, I still haven't located it.but some good
ornament patterns surfaced through my question.
If the pictures surfaces I will post a link for all to see!
Maybe this is a sign that I should get
Hello, Sherry -- I'm so pleased that you like the idea and intend to
join us. There's no hurry, I am still collecting ideas and jaboteers.
Different opinions haven't yet jelled as to whether we should all
make the same pattern, or can we differ. I imagine that it will take
us about another mon
Well, I just had a look at the Two-Pair Inventions, and got carried
away with admiration and delight. I do not believe that the lace
artist who designed those adorable little items can possibly have
lost her "inventive juices." I think that she must be doing what most
artists do, namely, just t
This is a "courtesy call" from your friendly Card Exchange organizer.
Sorry... that was meant to prompt a huge gufffaugh But it's your
attention I'm seeking!
The deadline for entering the 2009 Arachne Card Exchange is just one
week away! Please think carefully about this, as we don't wa
On Oct 8, 2009, at 3:48, Betty Rice wrote:
As to the jabots, I firmly believe that a gift to each Justice of the
United States Supreme Court is most appropriate. [...] The robes do
not belong to the
court, do they?
No, the robes do not belong to the court; they belong to individual
Justic
I know very well that the Justices own their own robes; I made the query to
mean,"If the Court owns the robes, then the Court should own the jabots." In
contrast, if the Justices own their own robes, they should be presented with
their own jabot.
Clarifying,
Betty Ann in Roanoke Virginia U
