And I can add the perfect excuse for buying new bobbins for years - announce to
the DH who has just told you that "you *must* have enough bobbins by now", that
you're going to make Miss Channer's mat one day. Of course, the "innocent" DH
asks "how many do you need for that?" Well, the pattern sa
> And I can add the perfect excuse for buying new bobbins for
> years - announce to
> the DH who has just told you that "you *must* have enough
> bobbins by now", that
> you're going to make Miss Channer's mat one day. Of course,
> the "innocent" DH
> asks "how many do you need for that?" Wel
Maxine,
You are not doing the true lacemaker process - you go out and buy one pillow
of every type you can and start a piece of lace on all of them and then do a
little on each pillow in rotation until you realise that you have no spare
pillow or spare bobbins which means that you have to go out a
Liz Beecher a gazouillé à ÒRE: [lace] time vs piecesÓ.
[2003/08/06 22:44]
> Maxine,
>
> You are not doing the true lacemaker process - you go out and buy one
> pillow
> of every type you can and start a piece of lace on all of them and then
> do a
> little on each pillow in rotation until you
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From: Pickford Diana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 August 2003 14:32
To: 'Ruth Budge'; 'arachne'
Subject: RE: [lace] time vs pieces
> And I can add the perfect excuse for buying new bobbins for
> years - announce to
> the DH who has just told yo
Now Maxine, Don't let Liz intimidate you! ;) You'll find
yourself on that buying cycle soon enough - But I'm
impressed with the amount of lace that you say you have made
in a year! As I remember, those first pieces were painfully
slow going... But we're SO proud of them!!
Clay
> You are not
