Sue, I’ve known you long enough and have communicated with you F2F enough to
know you do not pronounce “lace” as “lice”! Let’s file this in the bizarre
column!
Clay
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> On Nov 10, 2019, at 9:48 AM, suebabbs...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I have been demonstrating lacemaking at the F
My guess is that Alice’s request for help buying a gift card for her “nephew”
is totally bogus, since she (and I) are well beyond the age of having
game-playing nephews!
OUR nephews (if any) are CEOs and professionals!
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> On Jan 16, 2019, at 11:13 AM, Devon Thein wrote:
Oh Gracious!!
I see that my latest adventures with computer woes has left me identified,
once again, by my "first" (and legal) name! But with Mary (and its
deritatives) (still) being the most common name for females in the world,
it is not the one I choose to be known by!! So sorry if this threw
I am also a member of the "disappointed sponsor" club! In my case, the
child is the youngest daughter of my youngest sister. At 13, she was very
interested in anything creative, loved to watch me make lace, *and* was
feeling left out because her older sister and older brother were both far
too bu
Hello Weronika -
The plastic film we use can come from several sources. There is a "blue
film" which has a matte (dull) finish which makes the lace more visible
against the pricking. It may be obtained from most of our lace vendors.
Others, like Tamara, for example, prefer to use contact paper.
