On Thursday, Dec 11, 2003, at 10:04 US/Eastern, David Collyer wrote:
I have 2 of Ulrike's books and have never once read any of the text.
They are both in German and I find the working diagrams excellent.
They are both books on quite complex Chantilly and I'd recommend them
highly regardless of
On Wednesday, Dec 10, 2003, at 09:38 US/Eastern, Esther Perry wrote:
1) Dreher oden einzelnes Paar
Should this be 'Drehen oben'?
In that case it is: Twist above single pair
Actually, it's Drehen *oder* einzelnes Paar. A thin line denotes a
single pair, whether it's twisted or (oder) not, Liz.
3
On Wednesday, Dec 10, 2003, at 11:46 US/Eastern, Esther Perry wrote:
My mother-tongue is Dutch, and even though I have lived in Canada for
almost 37 years, I am still fluent in Dutch. However, until fairly
recently, you'd better not ask me to explain lacemaking in the Dutch
language, as it is a
