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At 05:44 AM 17/08/2011, Sue Babbs wrote:
I did that with a banyan tree's aerial roots in Old San Juan, Puerto
Rico this spring! It was hard going as there weren't any bobbins to
keep them in order as I worked!
God Sue - with a decent Banyan you could make a whole point ground screen!!!
David
Wow!
Who is really behind this site? I took a quick look and it did not jump
out at me, though I saw Cornell University mentioned.
How lucky we are that Tess and the University of Arizona do not request
donations, as this site does.
It looks like we should stop buying expensive
Arachne members may be interested in a new spider and web sock pattern offered
by Jackie Erickson.
http://www.heartstringsfiberarts.com/a68.shtm
Best,
Susan Reishus
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Interestingly, I notice that some of the scans are donated by Digital
Archive. In fact, when I download the PDF of Egenolf, Christian,
Modelbuch/aller art:... the first page is quite clear that it has come from the
Digital Archive that Tess and the Professor started.
Perhaps the
This thread reminds me of my braids (and Buster Brown bangs). They were to
my waist when I was five years old. Mom had them cut off when I started
first grade because my hair is so fine and she had new-born twins and didn't
want to have go through that every morning. The thing is, I still
I copied Alice's description below because it will make my explanation easier
:-) I have found a way that completely prevents bunny ears but doesn't
require carefully repositioning the pin (which would drive me crazy and be
slow). Pin the bottom thread in the target pin-hole. Lift up the second
Tess has informed me that there are a number of things that my memory
appears to be faulty about regarding the Professor and his site.
Notably, John Cropper saw the professor through his final illness and took
over the site afterward. I recalled someone named Chris, but we think that
this
I'm a little late jumping in on this one, so forgive me if I'm duplicating
someone else's caution, but don't use plywood! If you must use wood, use a
solid wood, and in general a hardwood. Plywood itself presents problems from
off-gassing from the adhesives and other treatments, some of which can
Kris Bruland originally had a separate web site: Handweaving.net Hand Weaving
and Draft Digital Archive Home
http://www.handweaving.net/Home.aspx
I'm not sure if he linked it to Ralph Griswold's site while he was still alive
or not. At one point some members of Complex Weavers were adding to the
Now is the time to join the International Bobbin and Needle Lace Organization.
acronym OIDFA, and there's still time to receive all the 2011 Quarterly
Journals (OIDFA Bulletin) including the special issue of the 2012 World Lace
Congress in Caen, France. The full color quarterly Bulletins,
This was actually taken from a passport application and a member of staff
copied it, as it made her laugh all day.
Subject: Passport Application
Dear Minister,
I'm in the process of renewing my passport but I am a total loss to
understand or believe the hoops I am being asked to jump through.
Hi Linda
I went to the hairdresser at one point (I think I was about 10-11) and had
my plaits - which hung down to the back of my knees - cut off, and came
out with the shortest hair I have ever had in my life. I did it on a whim,
using my piggy bank money to pay the hairdresser.
S/he did ask
I'm not on Lace, so have missed the rest of this thread - but I can
almost sit on my hair now. It used to stop growing when it hit my
bra-band, but the grey hair seems to be less fragile...
I'd had it fairly long as a teenager, but cut it after my first child
was born because the new hair
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