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On 22 Feb 2012, at 10:31, ann.humphreys ann.humphr...@talktalk.net wrote:
Over the years I have made quite a lot of Honiton lace motifs. Some of them
are in paperweights but there is a limit to how many of those I want to have
to dust. A couple of very
Hi
My 101 year old Mother-in-Law tells me that a spencer is a fine woollen top
with a low round neck and short sleeves that was worn rather like a vest. This
would not have had lace on it.
An interesting thread.
Angela (visiting mother- in-law on the Sussex Coast)
On 19 Jan 2012, at
Hi
These crochet hooks are beautiful and probably easier on the hands than the
normal crochet hooks, however I use Clover Soft Touch hooks, they aren't nearly
as pretty but really easy on my arthritic hands.
Regards Angela
(in rather grey Sussex)
On 8 Jan 2012, at 00:36,
Hi
My mother was very dubious when I bought her one of the Clover soft touch
crochet hook, saying she was quite happy with her usual one. However a couple
of weeks later she couldn't stop singing it's praises. Not only is it easy to
hold but the thread slips nicely on the shaft, I would
Hi
What a lovely thought - sitting in a deckchair in the garden reading - we have
what the weatherman called 'cyclonic gloom' damp and dreary weather to the
rest of us!
Angela from gloomy Sussex
On 8 Nov 2011, at 18:20, Janis Savage lacem...@mweb.co.za wrote:
Hi Pene
I have just
Hi
Yes received mine at end of October. Hope you get yours on Monday.
Regards
Angela (in Sussex)
On 5 Nov 2011, at 09:30, pene piip p...@eggo.org wrote:
I'm just wondering if anyone has recently received their copy.
I was informed that they were mailed out last week.
Pene
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Hi
Just looked on this site, it's brilliant, you can see all the messages in a row
and a picture of each member (or any photo you chose to put up).
I haven't really been following the thread, is this really going to happen for
Arachne or is it just an idea?
Either way it has my vote.
Thanks
Hi
Having only briefly followed the thread on teaching methods I thought it was a
good place to let off steam and for teachers to understand our methods are not
always seen in a positive light by our pupils.
However I feel strongly that Arachne is NOT the place for PERSONAL attacks.
What
Couldn't agree more, Brenda's book is a 'must have'
Regards Angela in Sussex where the sun has just come out.
On 11 Sep 2011, at 08:17, Jean Nathan j...@nathan54.freeserve.co.uk wrote:
Peg wrote:
Could someone please
point me to a chart of how threads compare? I had a chart
at one
Hi
I have always used Alice's method to make my picots. I really struggled to
make the threads 'snap' together when I first started Bucks Point, and this
method was suggested to me by Pam Nottingham.
It was supposed to be until I got the hang of it but I never changed back!
Regards Angela
Hi
I use a 'kneeling chair' when my back is bad, this enables your knees to take
the stain rather than your back. I bought the cheapest one I could find
several years ago and it has been fine.
The rest of the time I sit on a dining chair with my stand pulled as close as
is comfortable so that
Hi
Please can you tell me where this museum is? I have googled it but just got
'Kate Atkinson's Night at the Museum!
Thanks Angela (in sunny Sussex)
On 14 Aug 2011, at 17:28, Chris Brill-Packard cbpu...@yahoo.com wrote:
August 20, 2011 will be the opening day of the lace collection of the
Hi
There is also a lovely one on the front of Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti's book
'Nyplatkaammme - Let's make lace'.
If you can't borrow it from someone, I'm sure I could send you a copy of the
pattern as long as it was for your own use.
Angela
In sunny Sussex
On 10 Jul 2011, at 21:44,
Hi
What a lovely idea and so nice to be able to use your lace.
Why not start by looking on the Internet for all different styles of tea cosy
before you make your final decision.
Then mock up a couple in paper or plain fabric to get the shape right. While
your doing this think of all the
Hi
Help! Does anyone know of a website showing continental lace made slowly
enough that I could copy the movements?
I am a Midlands Lacemaker but have problems with my hands and find it painful
to keep picking up my bobbins so need to learn a different method. I have been
lent lots of
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