I also have a mention in Lace 138, a letter to the Editor (Susan) about the
"new" Coats lace thread.
Much the same as what I have at
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/lace/misc/misc.htm
Brenda
> oh dear, if your e-mail was the last one to make up a digest - then my reply
> is going to be on th
Hello
I also got my copy of the Lace Guild magazine on Tuesday.
In it is a memorial for Pat Payne by her daughter Jo.
Pat was the lacemaker who started Norfolk Lacemakers here in Norwich England
in the 1970`s.
In my opinion is was a lovely thing for Jo to have done for her mum. On the
he
Hello Pene
I remember from a week or two ago that you said you were entering a design
in the Powerhouse Museum competition. I hope that you got it ready in time.
I also spent several weeks on a design and just got it entered in time. I
wish you luck in getting your entry accepted. I know that i
LOL! I like that explanation even better! Besides, anyone who has ever
made a lace tablecloth knows that it is no light undertaking. It's a
real endurance test and I doubt that Edward was the type...
Avital
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 7:13 PM, bev walker wrote:
> Or he was being funny/sarcastic and
Sorry this was meant to go to the list.
- Original Message -
From: "Diana Smith"
To: "Avital"
Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2010 10:40 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] Edward VIII of England made lace?
I remember my father saying how he saw the gentleman being carried out of
the Peacock Hotel at M
"The direction of spin makes a lot of difference to some lacemakers and
not
much to others depending on how they handle the bobbins on their
pillow. I
personally don't have a problem with either direction of spin
but some people
do find that one direction or the other tends to unwind
as they m
On May 8, 2010, at 2:10 PM, noekkentved - Arne wrote:
> At least I know a couple of motorcycle owners, who are talking a lot about
> their bobbin-lace ability (and indeed they are very good as lacers..) -
> and indeed they have not shown any tatoos.
> Of course it can be different from tatti
In message <155ab1be-bcae-44b0-883a-42c46251c...@rockbridge.net>, Tamara
P Duvall writes
I'm pretty sure that one of the tatting teachers here in US travels on
a motorcycle, full black leather et al. Can't remember her name, not
having much connection to the tatting world but remember seeing he
