I don't think changes can be made to the list. It's an old and simple system,
and we are here because it is owned and was set up and is paid for by one
individual, Liz Reynolds, to whom we are all extremely grateful.
When changes, which can't happen, have been suggested in the past, groups such
as
One simple thing I find very useful in Lace8, which I don't think is in
earlier versions, is the ability to have a picture/photo on the page along
with a pricking. The resize of a background image is also very much easier -
instead of putting in measurements, you just drag handles.
When I'm going
I'd add to Ruth's recommendation - go to the Ilsoft website and download the
demo version of Lace8 - I'm sure it's complete except for printing and saving,
but Ruth can confirm this - and try before you buy.
The features are listed on:
http://crafts.ilsoft.co.uk/pages/Lace8.aspx
and the download
Yes, Jean, that's right - demo version doesn't print or save.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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I'd add to Ruth
In the beginning April 1995, I joined in July of that year the
list was set up to reply to all, and all of us were on dial up because I
think broadband hadn't been invented. Some were being charged per second
of download time, and probably still are - it is easy to forget. A fair
number
Jean Nathan - regarding your "new" hex pillow - I get a thrill out of taking
something a little past its prime and fixing it like new. It sounds like you
got a nice treat from an old treasure. I wouldn't have thought of shaving the
bumpy stuff down. I did put layers of wool over older pillows to
Ruth
Thank you so much for your generosity in helping us all with these Il-Soft
programs when we need it. The time and effort you put into it is much
appreciated
Sue
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Happy New Year to all fellow spiders, have you made any resolutions? Mine is to
finish all UFOs before I start any further new ones, to date it is:- 1 almost
finished Honiton tortoise sampler, 1 very large tablecloth edging ( just 10
repeats to do) 1 Multicoloured dragon (very large) 1 Bucks Po
Hello Sue and everyone
I have an almost finished Honiton piece too :)
When you mention 1 glove - is there another for a pair? or is it a picture
of a glove?
Let us know when you finish your UFOs shouldn't take very long?
Happy Lacing in 2014
--
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vanc
Happy New Year, Everyone!
Yes, I have two resolutions, both lace-related! I have a badly botched piece
of Binche on my pillow and I have resolved to retro-lace to the point where I
departed from the diagram (not intentionally, of course. ). This process will
take a long time, but I am determi
Happy New Years spiders! I am going to be working on some simple things
by starting at the beginning of the Discover, explore, master Torchon
book and working through it. I still need to get the last part of it but
it is in my list of books I wish to add this year. Also working on some
Russian
Dear Sue,
that was a nice compliment to wake up to this morning!I do enjoy the
challenge involved in solving the computer problems, and, as my mother would've
said "it keeps me off the streets"!Very big grin!!
Regards,
Ruth
thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
On 02/01/2014, at 1:46 AM, "Sue B
I love that expression, " keeps me off the streets"! My DH says the same thing
about all of my things "lace related"!
Clay
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> On Jan 1, 2014, at 7:17 PM, Ruth Budge wrote:
>
> Dear Sue,
> that was a nice compliment to wake up to this morning!I do enjoy the
> challenge
A lot of people probably know this, but I didn't, and I bet others don't
either. For years my lace was away unless I got it out to work on it, then
put it away until the next time. Now I keep it ready to go, on the stand,
with the lamp on the pillow, a cover cloth over it, and in a place where
Is what I am painting right now. I had already started to paint them before
Christmas. They are midlands but I will be doing squares too
I don't know
where to start with my lace endevour. I did finish two big projects last year
which now leaves me with a couple empty pillows. I am also thinking
Except that when I'm demonstrating, it keeps me on the street. ;-)
Cynthia
On Jan 1, 2014, at 6:44 PM, Clay Blackwell wrote:
> I love that expression, " keeps me off the streets"! My DH says the same
> thing about all of my things "lace related"!
>
> Clay
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
>> On J
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