Added to the subject line: "author Goldenberg". When this subject was
raised by Liz in Missouri in late November, I wrote to her privately to ask
the name of the book, since it was not in the original Arachne
correspondence copy I received.
If others are interested, the book is "Lace Its
Tess,
I just clicked on the link you supplied: http://www.cs.arizona.edu,
There is no reference to lace on this page. Could you please supply
some further instructions.
Thank you,
Helene Ulrich
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Thank you, it worked.
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Try looking on http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/lace.html
Sue
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From: Helene Ulrich
Sent: Wednesday, December 2, 2015 3:44 PM
To: Tess Parrish
Cc: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace book on project Gutenberg
Tess
From: Karen Bovard
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 10:02 PM
To: Alex Stillwell ; Arachne reply
Cc: Brenda Paternoster
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace book authors
I can fill in some details about POD companies in the US. I have compiled
several articles on a blog page should you want more information
I can fill in some details about POD companies in the US. I have compiled
several articles on a blog page should you want more information.  I feel
almost as proud of the fact that I found my way through the self-publishing
maze and was able to publish/print my book without the
In a message dated 12/27/2013 5:17:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
kazama...@gmail.com writes:
I am curious - how large is your book collection Jeri?
I believe I own one of the largest collections here in Malta, probably
around 150 books mostly about lace, but also some tatting and
OMG...I cannot say anything else! I am simply gobsmacked. I love
needlework and I also love and treasure books, so if I lived in your house, I
would never be able to do anything...
What a wonderful treasure you have.
Karen in Malta
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Its ludicrous! Well Jean any lacemaker who is looking for a second-hand
copy of any lace title, has you and Clay to thank for advising them of how
to go about bidding for a book on e-bay. I have bought and sold (not for
some time now) on e-bay, and like yourselves, wait uuntil the last few
There are however some books that command ludicrous prices everywhere. a
particular (non lace related) book I've been after for quite some time rarely
if ever shows for less than £240 and many times goes for between £250 and £400
second hand! I believe it's original list price only 15 years ago
Hello Jean and everyone
It seems to me there are bid reminders, and also through 'watch this
item' that you can set.
For anyone's interest, ebay itself has tips and strategy on how to bid,
On 9/19/11, Jean Nathan j...@nathan54.freeserve.co.uk wrote:
The disadvantage of leaving bidding till
On 19/09/2011 17:21, bev walker wrote:
Hello Jean and everyone
It seems to me there are bid reminders, and also through 'watch this
item' that you can set.
For anyone's interest, ebay itself has tips and strategy on how to bid,
Thank goodness for the 'eBay app' for my phone. Before I had
I'd like to think that all the bidders on ebay are nice people but
unfortuantely I think that some may not be.
We have been hit by single high bids on other things as well - I collect
Australian WWI sweetheart brooches and have found that when I need to put in a
max bid because I won't be able
To Liz and Jean -
Sadly, another thing going on with bidders on eBay is that there are people out
there who are inexperienced bidders, and jump right into the bidding. One or
two people will increase their bid by a dollar or so at a time, and drive the
bid up in the early days of the auction.
We have been bidding on different items and what I am noticing is that a
few
hours before the end of the bidding, if no one has bid on the item apart
from
me, someone comes in and make one bid higher than I've initially offered
but
not too high to push me out of the bidding. They then don't
I just bought a booklet of patterns on ebay (not from Jean) and paid, with
postage less than the orgianl cost of the book according to the sticker on the
front of the book.
The bidding opened at 99p and I put in £4 at the start of the process. It
never reached my maximum.
We have been bidding
Hi
I will send a list of the books to the list, I have written to the
moderator of the list to ask what is permitted. But I will take a closer
look of what books I do not use, I suffer right now from Feng Shui and
am about to throw half of the house out to my husbands fear :-)
Ann-Marie in
I'm replying on the list. Since this is a one-off thing and you're not a
professional book seller, I see no problem in posting it to the list. I suggest
you include a note asking that replies be sent to you privately.
Best wishes,
Avital
Arachne moderator
Hi
I will send a list of the books
At 6:16 pm +0100 20/12/05, Jo Falkink wrote:
Yahoo supports simple databases. So I created one on
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bobbinlace/database
I chose the most lively group with the most members I know of. Go
ahead and fill it. Though the fields look small, you can type or
paste lengthy
Hello all
For technical reasons I copied this thread from arachne to bobbinlace
In response to a thread on corrections pages to lace books, Tamara Duvall
wrote:
Jean and David Leader started, a while ago, a webpage of errata to books
of living authors. It was supposed to collect just such
Hi Sylvie and everyone
I think there was a fold out for the unicorn pattern.
I sold my copy :(
On 10/12/05, Sylvie Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
While I own the bobbin lace book, Russische Kant, I
don't believe that a sheet of prickings came with it.
Can anyone refresh my memory?
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Subject: Re: [lace] Lace book
The book is gorgeous and well worth getting. It weighs 2lb 11.25 oz (you'll
need imperial measurements for the USPS site).
Amazon.com are currently charging $30.60 for it i.e. $14.40 off the list
price. According to their website they charge $6.99 per parcel + $4.99
The book is gorgeous and well worth getting. It weighs 2lb 11.25 oz (you'll
need imperial measurements for the USPS site).
Amazon.com are currently charging $30.60 for it i.e. $14.40 off the list
price. According to their website they charge $6.99 per parcel + $4.99 per
item to mail things to
Curiosity got the better of me!! It will cost 73.4217 AUD (£28.98) from
Amazon.co.uk
Sue
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I bought this book on ebay a couple of months ago, and it is
really a book of designs. The pictures are white lace on
black pages, and many (if not most) are from old drawings.
For the money, it isn't a bad thing to have, but it wasn't
what I expected. It would be fun to play with some of these
need - the looms, the bobbins, the diferent threads.
What looms? or search for item number 3528732598
Jean in Poole
Could the circular frame for Teneriffe (spelling ?)
be defined as a loom ?
Toni in Seattle
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