Thank you Dawn Podsiad for the most beautifully made lace bell on my
Christmas card - the whole card is exquisite. I will treasure it and
display it every year.
Regards Jacqui
On 06-Dec-16 1:08 PM, medievalmot...@aol.com wrote:
Dear Jacqui
I received your card yesterday and I love it. I can
Hi Maureen - anybody outside the UK cannot watch the i-players on
British TV, unless they download special software which makes their
computer appear to be operated in the UK.
I have this in the USA and was able to watch it.
ttfn Jacqui
currently in Florida but back in the UK next month.
On 06/
Greetings again,
First of all, many thanks to everyone that commented on my questions about
Floral Torchon.
Briefly my conclusions are -
Being Torchon it is worked on a 45 degree grid but doesn't have to be
Being Floral it has flowers in the pattern but doesn't have to
Being Floral it has pair
Greetings,
I just had a look at the cards from the Christmas card exchange.
Thanks to Barbara for making it possible. Sure glad I don't have to pick the
best one or even the one I like most.
A real treat. Yes, there are some talented people on this list.
Thanks to all concerned.
Jackie in breezy
Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon from regular
torchon?
2. Are there any floral torchon patterns other than G. Stott's?
TIA
Jackie in breezy Brisbane
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Greetings All,
In Aug 1985 DH and I moved from Darwin to Palmerston, a new development
about 19ks from the centre of Darwin. The population was about 3000 at the
time. The first Mayor and Council had been elected in June.
The Darwin City Council bought a new robe and jabot for their Mayor and gav
It is interesting to read about the projects others are doing but it makes
me feel like the odd one out.
You see, I only start a piece of BL with a purpose that I really want to do
and I finish it before I start the next project on the list. Even though I
have several different pillows usually onl
Like a lot of you I've had a search and this is all I found. It was sent to
Arachne on 14 Feb 1997 by Stormy Lee
When you walk down the aisle
as all brides do
A hanky you'll need to
carry with you.
So here is that hanky
from my heart to your's
with all of life's blessings
to open life's d
Do you remember years ago before the tatters had their own list? There were
several round robin projects.
Jackie in cold Brisbane, Australia
> > I agree with Sue, that making an Arachne group entry would be
> > interesting. But the logistics of it... The mind boggles
> >
> I don't know - the fre
64 squares - 32 black, 32 ecru - all different (so it wasn't boring),
mounted and framed. Good fun.
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I'd like to add a chess board and clocks to the list!
Jackie in Brisbane
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Greetings All,
I've followed the discussion over the years about S and Z twists and one or
the other causing threads to unwind but I can't sort it out in my head!
If a thread is S or Z twist and it is wound onto a bobbin one way then onto
another bobbin the same way which bobbin unwinds? It seems
Annette in London asked
Just what does "ornery" mean? I've seen it used by Americans many times
and never been quite sure...
I grew up in south western Pa near the WVa line. My Yankee dictionaries all
give the same definition that others have posted but to me an ornery
child/person is devilish,
A lacemaker from the Queensland Gold Coast is trying to learn Irish crochet
on her own from an American School of Needlework book 'Learn to do Irish
Crochet' by Nan Mensinger.
The piece she showed me looked very nice but she was unsure about where/how
to put the flowers. She doesn't have access to
Greetings All,
There must be something in the Qld air that is making me talkative!
Have a look at the Tumbling Blocks on page 33 in Lace 113. They do look like
blocks. Right?
Then look at the Bucks Stars on page 35 in Lace 96. They do look like stars.
Right? Now look at them with one eye. They l
. Basically, anything that is available. Also, I am seeking
lace patterns/work on the Devanagari script.
Many thanks in advance.
Jacqueline Gaines
Plainsboro, New Jersey
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