Elizabeth Ligeti lizl...@bigpond.com wrote:
However one big difference is that the 12 hour classes are held on 2 full
days - not 4 half days.
This means that people can go for a shorter time and get in their whole 2
day class without the expense of a full week...[snip]...
This might be
Hi
this maybe true but think of who will be doing all the work to put
together 2 conventions - they don't just happen! two sets of venues,
teachers, suppliers loss of economies of scale (if there are any)
Also suppliers will hve a smaller audience would they want to go to 2
venues with
If you changed the bylaws like Clay suggested (all member vote instead of
quoram) you could concievabley have two smaller conventions a year.
If US non-profits are anything like UK charities then having the AGM and
needing a quorum may not be a choice that IOLI made. Here it is the law imposed
That would be http://needlelace.com Sorry!!! Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA
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Hello All! When I was checking out www.needlelace.com for the Stitch of the
Month, I happened across her supplies tab found blue matte film! Looks
like it might have a grid on it?? Hope this helps the needlelace experts. I
don't know Doreen Holmes but I sure like her SOTM feature!
I don't know about the blue film that this site is selling, but I have bought
it in the past from a different vender and the grid is on the backing paper so
when it is on your pricking or pattern outline it does not have a grid.
Donna
near Chicago where the rain has stop and the rivers are
If you cannot find the matt film just buy the cheap shiny stuff and rub all
over with a pan scrub to take the shine off,hey presto matt film.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk U.K.
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On 22/04/13 4:57 PM, Jean Nathan wrote:
DH was an engineering lecturer and taught, among other things, technical
drawing. When the subject started to move to computers, he brought home
what the college had because he didn't think computers would catch on
(LOL) and knew the college would throw
I have read with interest all the discussions on lace conventions.
Travel costs are the big thing that stand in the way of attending any
convention this applies to the US as well as Australia where distances
are very similar. And yes we have the same requirements as well. I've
been a member of
Firstly. - ANZAC Day greetings to all Aussies.
I went to the Portland convention in 2010 - as a student, (the other 2 I
have been to I was a teacher), - and I had a ball there! Loved every
minute! The hotel was very helpful, and class rooms were very good. I have
very happy memories. It is so
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