Hi fellow Arachnids,
there is a nice Russian lace rocking horse in Russian Lace Patterns by Anna
Korableva & Bridget Cook on page136.
Happy lace making,
Joepie, East Sussex, UK
Charlotte Moore
Sent: 10 April 2014 03:32
I need a pattern of a rocking horse. I know I have seen one and actu
Hi
There is a pattern in one of Bridget Cook's Russian lace books. Not sure
which one though.
Corinne in Brighton
UK
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Russian lace one in one or the other of Bridget Cook's two Russian lace books.
Honiton one in Caroline Biggins book.
Jacquie,
Just getting ready for The Lace Guild Convention this weekend.
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On 10 Apr 2014, at 03:32, "Charlotte Moore" wrote:
> I need a pattern of a rockin
I need a pattern of a rocking horse. I know I have seen one and actually
thought I had it in my collection. Alias I cannot find it. If you happen to
know of this pattern please let me know. It was a tape lace pattern. Many
thanks
Charlotte Moore
Today has been a beautiful spring day in Georgia
On 4/7/2014 1:43 PM, jeria...@aol.com wrote:
Looking at the lace Chinese phoenix reminded me I could share
information about Chinese rank badges that were attached to Chinese
robes - some of you may own one or two.
Jeri ,
The amount of information you share with us leaves me just amazed. I am
All this reminds me of a t-shirt belonging to my son the label has full
washing instructions followed by 'or give it to your Mum'!!
Sue in East Yorkshire
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> Regarding time honored methods for dealing with stains, I was at a Thai
> restaurant and the waiter spilled some oily substance on my silk blouse. The
> restaurant staff felt terrible and the hostess ran to get so
Regarding time honored methods for dealing with stains, I was at a Thai
restaurant and the waiter spilled some oily substance on my silk blouse. The
restaurant staff felt terrible and the hostess ran to get some seltzer,
which they applied to the spot, assuring me that all would be well. I w
Hi fellow Arachnids,
When we were on holiday in Australia -many years ago- the stewardess on the
coach we travelled in some of the way certainly used eucalyptus oil to clean
the upholstery. It even cleaned off the chocolate that one person ground
into the plush (moquette?) material. However, I
Thank you for sharing that; I love reading old housewifery advice. My
favourite snippet from a book I have is that after washing your blankets
you should go out onto the green with a neighbour to give the blankets a
good shake. This appeals to me for two reasons: firstly the idea that
we all h
I too remember the bran treatment for tweeds and upholstery! I also know
that talcum powder (powdered magnesium silicate) was recommended to clean
lace and other delicate fabrics. I am sure that I have heard that
recommendation a lot more recently than the 1940's. I believe it is also
recommended t
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