On Nov 1, 2006, at 20:57, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
Well, UK Lace Magazine arrived in Australia a couple of days ago,
Bzzzt. Mine hasn't yet come. Is Oz nearer to UK than US? Or is it just
"closer"?
Of course, I never expect it to come before the first week of the
due-month is over, so I'm n
My copy of Lace #124 arrived in the middle of the week
but I was just given it this morning when DH told me that
he didn't know how it ended up on his desk downstairs.
Obviously he had brought the mail into the house & must
have been distracted enough (probably by a phone call)
not to notice that
I received my UK Lace magazine last week.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
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Hi Annette,
I'm in Coventry not London, but we were also badly affected by the strike
and I have not as yet received Lace either, so you are not alone. I called
the Lace Guild on Tuesday, who are sending me another copy. Apparently,
they were sent out just as the strike started so are highly lik
On May 9, 2004, at 17:07, Miriam wrote:
I have just received my lace magazine from the UK.
My Lace flew in today too; not late at all, or not much. Only had the
time to have a quick peek at it, but even that was enough to notice
that Arachne is *very well* represented: Jacqui Southworth, and Viv
My apologies for the second email, unfortunately my original wasn't very
clear.
Can overseas members of The Lace Guild (the UK one) please let me know when
they receive their copy of Lace magazine.
Kind regards,
Clare in Portsmouth (UK)
Vice Chair, The Lace Guild.
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Lace is due out at the end of April, Liz. It is published four times a year, on
the last day of July, October, January and April. This issue will be the last
of the current membership year, so should have the renewal forms in it.
Jane Partridge
From: owne
I recently received the end January edition of "Lace" - after 3 attempts
from the Lace Guild to get it to me, so do appreciate knowing when others in
America or Australia have received theirs
Sue
suebabbs...@gmail.com
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That's worrying Sue, we changed how we send out Overseas mags a while ago
because of problems with deliveries. Are you regularly not getting your
copy or was this a one off?
Clare (in her Lace Guild mode)
On 26 April 2018 at 14:42, Sue Babbs wrote:
> I recently received the end January edition
Jeri,
Clare is a member of the current Executive Committee of The Lace Guild. She is
also a member of Arachne in her personal capacity - so her return address will
be a personal one (I don't think I have ever seen a committee member of any of
the organisations join Arachne in an official capacity
Hi Jane,
"I'm sure it would be lovely for the Guild to be able to afford time, money
and expertise to set up official accounts for those working outside The
Hollies"
I hope not, that would just be another address and password I'd have to
remember. This Luddite is happy with the way things are ;-)
Dear Jane Partridge,
Thank you for this explanation. Nice to know, as The Lace Guild was not
mentioned in the original correspondence, only the word Guild. There are
other "Lace" publications that members of Guilds worldwide receive. Gmail is
used by people in many nations; not exclusiv
I had 23 entries for the raffle for the Lace Magazine :
Alice in Oregon
Amanda Furrow
Ann Butler
Annette Meldrum
Bobbi Donnelly
Cheryl Hornlein
Diane Williams
Heather
Helen Bell
Julie Todd
Karen in Malta
Kathryn Roberts
Congratulations Amanda - enjoy the magazine.
Thank you for organizing this Sue.
Karen in Malta
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Hi Viv,
I did my first piece of Honiton lace a year ago on a flat square pillow,
then graduated to a SMP Honiton before I obtained a straw one. Having a
curved pillow definately makes making the lace easier - as does a small
pillow that you can lean over to get a good view of, tie off threads etc
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