Dear all,
Some of you will be aware of the OIDFA Translator which my husband, David, has
been developing. This focusses on about 40 (currently) core lacemaking terms
(primarily bobbin lace) and attempts to solicit the vocabulary from native
speakers of different languages. Currently 15 language
How much work does the Salamander take? And how big is it (cm or inches)?
I haven't touched my current WIP for months (quite possibly over a
year), too little time and energy left after work & gardening, but the
Salamander is gorgeous enough to tempt me into starting a new project
for the winte
I like the idea! And bless you for volunteering to keep us organized.
Carol Melton
Phoenix, AZ
USA
Sent from my iPad
> On Aug 28, 2014, at 10:55 AM, AGlez wrote:
>
> Hello to all those interested in working Jourde's salamander.
>
> Last week somebody asked how to start the salamander. And I
Hello to all those interested in working Jourde's salamander.
Last week somebody asked how to start the salamander. And I cannot remember
who sent this SOS. But it made me think that, as we are quite a few
interested in working it, we could form a kind of group and help each other
as we go on wor
Hello Jean and David.
Thank you very much for this link to the pictures in Adelaide. It is a
pleasure to be able see all what was happening there.
I like the Irish participation with all the lacey doors! So original.
Best wishes from Antje in a very hot Spain, after a nice and cool summer.
ww.
Just wanted to let everyone know that you can see photos from the OIDFA
Congress in Adelaide at
http://www.oidfa.com/cong.html
The first gallery of photos is of the Competition Prize-Winners, the second is
of Congress events and Adelaide itself.
Jean and David in Glasgow where the sun is shini
