[lace] Re-sizing patterns

I just received the link to a page on how to re-size patterns for different threads, which I thought someone might find helpful: http://letslace.com/2016/03/19/quick-guide-to-resizing-a-lace-pattern-for-dif ferent-thread-sizes/ Sue suebabbs...@gmail.com - To unsubscribe send email to

[lace] Bookmark Exchange

I am thrilled with the response to participate in this bookmark exchange. if you did not get a response from me, please email me again. i am prepared to pair up partners and wish to be sure i have everyone who wants to participate included. if you have started your bookmark and decided you wish

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We are down to the last days for sign ups for the bookmark exchange but don't worry if you are a day or so behind. I will make it happen. Just contact me (*linhud...@gmail.com *) and it will be worked out. Also, if you are delayed in mailing your bookmark to your partner,

[lace-chat] Re: [lace] email problems.

On 3/15/16 9:39 PM, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote: . . . . I am one of the strange people Not on Facebook, so I am glad of Arachne to keep me in touch with everyone. I am on Facebook, and find it useless for keeping in touch even though several people I know refuse to communicate in any other

[lace] Philadelphia's Lace Collection/Bad Lace Presentations/21st C. Bobbins

I receive private memos often. They feed my desire to know what is happening in the lace community, and sometimes inspire memos that are sent to Arachne. A Pennsylvania friend has sent some interesting information, for which I have asked permission to share. The words are hers, unless

[lace] Blocked e-mail. Is this legal? Should it be illegal?

There are approximately 1,000 subscribers to Arachne. It works for most. When I send a letter to Arachne it is because I think more than one person will be interested. Otherwise, the time required is just too great - I want a "big bang for my buck", as the saying goes. This means

Subject: [lace] Philadelphia's Lace Collection

What a wonderful discovery at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. 1. Here's a link to lace in the Philadelphia Museum of Art: http://bit.ly/229QEnT ​Let's hope some of the lace enthusiasts near Philadelphia can help the museum with their labels, and also choose good pieces for a temporary

[lace] Notice of Red Hat Tatters disbanding.

Hi everyone, This is a formal notice to let everyone know the I am disbanding the Red Hat Tatters group as of this month. This group usually met in the home of (me) Patsy Goodman and i did the teaching. There had not been any interest in belonging to this group and I'm getting up in age and

Re: [lace] email problems.

On 3/15/16 9:39 PM, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote: . . . . I am one of the strange people Not on Facebook, so I am glad of Arachne to keep me in touch with everyone. I am on Facebook, and find it useless for keeping in touch even though several people I know refuse to communicate in any other

Re: [lace] An introduction

Welcome Analisa. I am sure you have already learned that lace makers are a very friendly, helpful group of people. Please do not hesitate to ask a question (no question is to stupid/dumb), there is sure to be someone who knows the answer you need. We are currently getting ready for the annual