Is the list very quit or have I somehow removed myself from it by mistake?
The last message I had was on 8th October.
Janis in South Africa
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I too have been busy clearing my pillows for a week's course of Cantu next
week, after going to Le Puy for their annual couvige.You can see some
photos here: https://goo.gl/photos/sAaZnvYsF8nEE96x6
Both Marie-Thérèse Bonniol and Denise Etienne wer there with their
salt-crystal lace; Denise's see
Hi Janis and everyone else
Quiet, yes, but busy also yes.
Finishing my Xmas ornament for the exchange, helping husband with
decorating, getting garden cleared up ready for winter.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Is the list very quit or have I somehow removed myself from it by mistake?
The la
ry in Canada where is it a very dull, dreary day
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From: Janis Savage
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Subject: [lace] List is quiet
Is the list very quit or have I somehow removed myself from it by mistake?
The last message I had was o
: [lace] List is quiet
Is the list very quit or have I somehow removed myself from it by mistake?
The last message I had was on 8th October.
Janis in South Africa
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Hallo
I made a further experuiment with a garden ornament
You can see the pictures on my bolg.
http://fdrj.de/index.php/frauke/fraukes-blog
This piece was created during my studies without purpose.
In 2006 it received an update with Scoubidou bands and a plant stake for
garden decoration
The weat
Woody - you have Lots of knowledge to impart. Don't be so
modest!!! :)) :))
And there must be others in Tasmania also on the List that we have not heard
from.
Tell us what is going on in Tasmania. You people are always saying that you
are the forgotten folks - well, now is your c
I wondered about everyone but I was busy myself. So far this month I've
attended two regular lace meetings and our annual Lace Day, taught a short
bobbin lace class in Tillamook, and am trying to get my things ready for a
3-day Bucks class starting tomorrow. The teacher threw in an extra chore
I must say, I'm always surprised when I meet lacemakers from other parts of
Australia, to find out how many are members of Arachne, but who never
contribute anything!
At the last conference of the Australian Lace Guild, I was asked by the
Secretary of the Guild to chair a meeting of Arachne member
