If you want black silk, you could try:
http://www.thaisilks.com/
they have a good range of silks (and silk mix fabrics) including black
fabrics
Sue
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I was taught to make needlelace without using a pillow, and did all my City
and Guilds pieces that way. When I came to try it on a pillow, I found that
hard and have never adapted to it. I guess it's like learning on Midlands
bobbins and then someone suggesting you try continental - or vice
You wouldn't even need to supply the picture - but leave it up to them to
choose their favourite. It might be good if the colour of the lace reflected
those in the wedding ceremony. Maybe the bride isn't wearing white, as it's
their second weddings
Sue
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Have you tried experimenting with the same thread on square or Midland
bobbins which don't roll so much? Does it still happen as often then?
Sue Babbs
Clay Blackwell wrote:
But it sounds like your style of working is contributing to the
problem... maybe you roll your bobbins in one
David
That is a truly beautiful piece of work. congratulations!
Sue
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Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 1:29 PM
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And
How ironic!! It is still working for me:
http://www.margorsson.com/David_Collyer_Tønder_Gallery.html
Here's a tinyurl in case that helps:
http://tinyurl.com/cqpzah
Have you somehow blocked the site on your computer? Is it a speed issue?
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Are you aiming to set a new world record for the fastest Miss Channer's mat
ever?
It is looking wonderful - of course!
Sue
http://www.margorsson.com/Miss_Channers_Mat_goes_Chantilly.html
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http://www.dentellieres.com/Musee/Cogne/cogne2.htm
And if you look at the lace on the bolster pillow, they have no pricking and
are just working freehand torchon lace with pins only on the outside edge,
with impressive tension!
Sue Babbs
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I saved the following hanky instructions from Carol Duvall:
by Carol Duvall
There was a nice letter and a dandy idea in the Shoebox today from Linda
Johnson of San Diego, Calif. Linda recalled my mentioning one time that nice
hankies had become quite expensive--along with everything else,
strange. I couldn't get it, but entering Lorelei in the search box on the
page took me straight to the page. (which seems to have exactly the address
Lorelei gave!) oh well!
Lovely work, Lorelei
Sue (in Northfield, IL)
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And I'm very pleased with my number plate - LTL GREY
If you look carefully to see what make my silver car is, the symbol tells
you it's a Volkswagen Rabbit*!
(I carry a copy of Little Grey Rabbit makes Lace in the boot / trunk to
explain to non-lacemakers)
Sue
* This waht the USA calls VW
I found some great boxes (complete with really cheap garters in a
local shop. So when I need one I will take out the garter and replace it
with
my own. I was really struggling to find suitable boxes.
And you also have a cheap garter to give the bride to throw!
Sue
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I have been given 4 copies of Sally Johanson' s Knyppling in paperback. It
is all in Swedish - so not much use unless you have a grasp of the language.
It has a few patterns and plenty of diagrams.
I would be happy to send one to anyone who would like it, but would
appreciate you covering the
This is really a lace posting, so I'm forwarding it to there for you as you
may get a better answer as more people are on that list.
I only have rusty Honiton skills, which I haven't used for 8 years or so. It
is not so much that you have to have knots to start the Honiton, but because
you
I know the English lace guild's next competition is entitled Movement
I think this guy might win!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b694exl_oZo
Sue
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Lutac lace orientated with LUcienne TACk. According to the book Lutac
Relief, she learnt lace in Brussels and then developed her ideas at Bruges.
As she was winning prizes with the lace in 1990 and 1993, it is obviously a
new lace.
Sue Babbs
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I use a smooth, circular piece of wood, with holes drilled at each end for
hat pins (or equivalent ) to go through and pin it to the pillow. Wind the
lace around the wood as it is completed.
See:
http://www.smplace.co.uk/sfr_cat.htm
for a picture of the sort of thing I am talking about. They
They are indeed very pretty designs - and great use of colour.
Have you thought of publishing the patterns? They are good enough for you to
do so. If you don't want to publish them personally you could send them to
The Lace Guild for inclusion in their magazine, especially as they are
Eve omitted to tell us that she also has a very pretty pattern for a
handkerchief or lavender bag on their guild website:
http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/pblc/
Well worth a visit!
Sue
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I have seen hints that the latest IOLI bulletin came out over a week ago. Is
this really the case? or is it only those that write articles for it that
have already received it? Just wondering as there is no sign of mine yet
Sue
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Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin
Mailing for the next issue is July 1, 2009. The last (Spring) issue has a
picture of a Rose and butterfly needlelace sculpture on the cover. Is that
the issue you have
thanks for all the messages about the IOLI bulletin, Devon and the editor are
beavering away to sort this out.
not so sad Sue
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Noelene said: For those struggling to find the picture of the painting, try
http://tinyurl.com/cluhgl
The seated nun in the centre back right seems to have collection of bobbins
on the pillow on her lap. So I think there are 3 bobbin lacemakers, one
spinner, and the one standing up on the
snapped all over the place.
I have also used a less-tightly twisted thicker rayon, which had beautiful
sheen, for a collar but it lost all its shape when I took it off the pillow.
I probably won't use rayon again!
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David has just signed off arachne for 10 days or do to go walkabout in the
Australian outback, which he does each year. Usually he comes back with
photos of him sitting in a stream making lace.
However he will not be around to receive the message you just sent and
answer its questions.
I
Could the English bone bobbins have been made by Stephen Pearce:?
http://homepages.tesco.net/~stephen.pearce/
or Acorn Bobbins:
http://acornbobbins.co.uk/index.htm
or Chris Parsons:
http://www.lace-bobbins.co.uk/bobbins.htm
or Painted by Sarah Jones:
Malcolm Fielding spangled wood bobbins bought in 2003 cost me between $13
and $17 each. I guess the smooth finish, the intricacy of his turning, the
exotic woods and the importing from Australia all contribute to them being
more expensive than the average wood bobbin. However you can tell when
I heartily agree about the shape of the head on Mathew Hester's bobbins. I
find they even hold metallics without the thread popping off every few
seconds!
Another happy customer!
I started getting these when I was busier supplying patterns to the English
Lace magazine and one of the Hester
Avital (our moderator) lives in Israel, and is very good at picking up
messages like yours and sorting out the unsubscribing. You will have to wait
for her to be in work, however. I don't know if this is a public holiday
weekend in Israel - but it is definitely the middle of the night!
Sue
We can always start by voting Sandra Day O'Connor's lace style for the best
dressed Supreme Court Justice!
(http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/27/supreme-court-style-whos_n_208159.html)
And then make a more attractive, circle for Ruth Ginsberg!
Sue
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I can also tell you that putting it in a bag with baking soda didn't work :(
I can't remember who recommended that but it had no effect on the cigarette
smoke smell on a book I bought. (In the end I threw the book away)
Sue
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-tube the BBC etc don't have sound. Could you mute the
sound on the video you have already made and put it up?
Just a thought
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live theatre on site. I suspect that if one was a horse rider that that
would also be a possibility!
Thursday afternoon's treat was incredible - chocolate-coated Key Lime pie on
a stick. Delicious! I'm going to have to find a recipe for that!
Roll on Sweet Briar 2010!
Sue Babbs
All stitches are cloth stitch - ctc
1 Work cloth stitch, put in the top pin.
2 Then cloth stitch to the left through two pairs.
3 Put in the next pin on the left
4 Ignore worker pair and cloth stitch together the two pairs which aren't
the worker pair
5 Work worker through these two pairs and
Erica
I sent you this message, but haven't received a reply, so I'm not sure if it
reached you. Apologies to everyone else on Arachne
Sue
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To: Erica Ian McLeod mcl...@minidata.co.nz
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 5:39 PM
Subject
Ruth
I sent you two messages on Sunday, but haven't received a reply. You usually
write back immediately, so I suspect that you are either on vacation or
Comcast is blocked from talking to you. It wouldn't surprise me if it is the
latter, so I am trying to contact you via Arachne.
Again -
For those of you unable to go the retreat at Sweet Briar, I've added a few
photos of the campus to my folder in:
http://www.webshots.com/homepage.html
Username: Arachne2003, Password: honiton
Look for Sue Babbs folder - pages 5 6
There's only one shot of an all night lacemaker
Amana. Wonderful quilt fabrics and the studio of a very talented
young fabric designer -Stephanie Brandenburg.
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I have also used thin sheets of Foam (about 1/8 inch thick) in this way,
with considerable success.
It is the sort of coloured foam that is sold for kids to cut up and decorate
items and make pictures. Search the following website for Foam sheets to see
what I am talking about:
Similarly the foam sheets are about $1, so very good value for pillow
repair.
Maybe Maureen could find a wool jacket cheaply in a charity shop and use
some of that to go under her pillow cover.
Again find out the costs of a new pillow first! Hornsby's carry them at
£9.95 + £5 for a cover
Yes, I too thought Liz Ligeti was underplaying her skill! Her needlelace is
exquisite
Sue Babbs
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When you get to the page and see:
Stillwell, Alexandra. The Technique of Teneriffe Lace, Charles T. Branford,
Watertown, Mass , 1980, 149 pages. Note: with permission from the author.
Posted May 20, 2009. SAMPLE PAGE. CONTENTS. REVIEW. File size 11.9MB PDF
you will need to double click on
I have a question for lacemakers with some knowledge of Chantilly.
I am trying to reconstruct an old pattern and have realised that I don't
know the answer to a question I have. I am looking at areas of the lace
which are enclosed with two gimps. They are in effect making a stem for the
Drooling and dreaming over the wonderful colours are therapeutic in
themselves!
I have just bought some of Bart Francis' blue silks, and haven't a clue
what to do with them, but the blues against the gold are just so beautiful.
Sue
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Thanks Jean - I should have said that. Yes, things change in the headside,
but I'm looking at dots in the motif in the middle of the lace. The
unanimous consensus is to make the lace attractive rather than fitting the
regular grid. So everyone agrees with me - how wonderful!
Sue
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If you're going to use hairspray, Ulrike Loehr's technique of spraying it on
to glossy card (eg cereal box) and using a paint brush to apply it, gives a
nice fine application. Much better than spraying it directly on to the lace.
Ulrike uses it on her black Chantilly lace, but this only gives
spine in 1999, and that is still stiff!
Test your threads for colour fastness before applying any colour fastness.
One green silk I used became very dark when stiffened - and remained so,
which disappointed me.
Sue Babbs
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Evostick wood adhesive (which is PVA of some sort) dries clear - and I use
it 1 part PVA, 1 part water.
All the same do heed my warning on colours:
Test your threads for colour fastness before applying any colour
fastness. One green silk I used became very dark when stiffened - and
remained
before the questions come!! Go to:
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003-date
to see Arachne photos.
The daisy looks very cute, Sue. Is this one of Rosemary Shepherd's patterns?
Sue Babbs
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I think the link Vivienne was looking for is:
http://www.the-craft-corner.co.uk/lace-patterns-143-c.asp
There are some very pretty Christmas patterns on it
Sue Babbs
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I don't know where Francis has stayed in Denmark, but I have spent 4
vacations there and found some delightful hotels / guest houses with
excellent food. I have not stayed in Tønder though. Try googling for inns or
kros near Tønder. (Kro is the Danish word for inn, and they tend to have a
lot
These are lovely pieces of lace. Are they his own designs, because I'd love
to make some of them?
Sue
I have updated the Men n' Lace pages with information about Premysl
Knap who makes stunning pieces of lace. To view his work please visit:
Here's the collective wisdom on tally videos! David certainly used pins to
support his tallies, and I think some of the others did too. Have fun
looking
Sue
Tess Parrish - Brioude style, with continental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPezWMox5-M
Jean Leader - Bedfordshire leaves
Go to the website and click on the calendar, and then on the left hand side
there is a list of choices, including answers. This will give you each
clue's answer (which I can't remember) and the overall answer, which I won't
tell you in case anyone has notyet worked it out
Sue
Can any one
Strange -Devon's link worked for me yesterday but not today.
Try:
http://www.clemusart.com/explore/searchlist.asp?searchText=bobbin+lace
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the bobbins
from side to side as one worked, this action providing tension too.
Have others heard this? How do others tension point laces?
Sue Babbs
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From: Sue hurwitz...@talktalk.net
To: Sue Babbs sueba...@comcast.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 8:56 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Breaking threads
Thanks Sue, thats interesting but which way do I turn the bobbins to wind
it back? If I think of cross, cross rather than the twists which
stick with the
slower but (for me) more enjoyable rhythm of working.
Sue Babbs
PS That last sentence was nearly the most embarrassing one I have ever sent
to Arachne, as spellchecker got to my typing error in the word lacemaking.
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Beautiful work, Alix. Thanks for sharing.
Sue
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I just uploaded some photos to my album
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/576389899ciMgTX
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Thank you, Maureen.
I, too, find this happens with some but not all the bobbins and am curious
to know why I lose the twist on about 5% of my bobbins but not the rest.
This happens when I am working with Midland Bobbins, so I know that it is
not that they are rolling on the pillow.
I will
I'm another who is enjoying the lace shawl discussion and hope it will
continue here.
Me too! Especially as I was given Nancy Bush's Estonian Lace Shawls book
for Christmas
Sue
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Those bobbins are gorgeous - even tempt me to move from Midlands and squares
to continental! And fair trade too. Wonderful.
Sue
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This is a new french web site : http://www.materieldentelle.com/
Bobbins, pillow and boxes are inspired by
tends to
press in below the level of the pricking
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of his,
with no other connection to him (other than that we are both English living in
foreign countries!)
Sue Babbs
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Sent: Friday, April 09, 2010 9:25 PM
Subject: Malcolm Fielding's online bobbin shop is now open again
If you want to keep the pricking, just trim off the excess contact paper.
Or in the case of the stuff I buy from Walgreen's, you can just peel it off.
A little of the inkjet ink comes too, but the pricking would still be
useable.
Sue Babbs
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My brass pins don't seem to have tarnished (or certainly not enough to
bother me). I also have enough pins to keep me in my bent pins for many
years, so I would not be interested in these gold-plated pins.
I stock up with pins for any pupils I have when I visit the UK, as I don't
find that
I use Google as my search engine, and it comes up with a translation toolbar
on foreign sites.
There are my online translation tools - usually providing a good laugh!
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I generally allow about 10 % for shrinkage.
Maybe you could try cutting some ribbon or machine lace to the size you
think will work, seaming it together and trying that on the bauble
Sue Babbs, Illinois
addition to the actual size of the bauble, so it slides into place without
distorting
Now those are some luscious gimp thread colours - they make me think of
the
seashore and ocean!
Perhaps they're just what you need to make some waves for the sailing boat!
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When in the Brownies, I was taught to call the first half of a reef knot an
overhand knot.
I Googled overhand knot instructions and came up with:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4lLw-LjfVk
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I didn't see the original message arrive in my mailbox either. The first I
knew of it was when I saw a response.
I noticed that the original was sent to lace-digest (which I'm not signed up
for). Is that what you replied to, Liz?
Avital, is there some strange arrangement where messages sent
After the message from Maxine that wasn't received, at Avital's suggestion I
am writing to that address to see if I see it posted
Sue
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Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 1:21 PM
Subject: [bobbinlace] Bobbinlace Trial with Tencel threads
Remember me posting about this tencel(cotton thread from a weaving project)
I got from my spinning
Out of curiosity, why do you need a German speaker? Viele Gute Gründe has
its comments in 4 languages - German, Dutch, English and French? If you are
contacting Ulrike personally, she speaks perfect English.
Sue
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From: Ann-Marie Andersson a-...@telia.com
Could
Does anyone know if De Haviland threads are still being sold? I bought some of
her imitation silk years ago, and wondered if it is still available. I have
tried Google but with no results, and suspect she wouldn't have a website of
her own. I have looked on a few lace suppliers' sites, but again
Now windcheaters are something completely different in the UK. When I grew
up they were a sort of nylon zip-up jacket! It has taken me the best part of
11 years to be sure what the U.S means by sneakers and tennis shoes.
Sue (in Illinois and a different sort of bi-lingual English speaker!)
My standard response is similar to Clay's It's doing the ironing that takes
patience. I thoroughly enjoy doing this so it doesn't take patience. The
penny seems to drop instantly. I also tell them that for me, making lace can
get rid of a tension headache.
I'm afraid that the more I
I'd put a windbreaker up on the beach to provide shelter!
Sue
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In the US, we call that sort of nylon jacket a windbreaker. English
is amazing, isn't it? (-:
Vicki in Maryland
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I find the idea of acrylic fansticks intriguing. Does anyone know who the
teacher was and which book the pattern is in? I kept waiting and hoping
someone would enlighten us!
Sue Babbs
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They were carved/cut from sheets
Holly has now corrected her website for this small error
Sue Babbs
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com
T, before you rush to buy the Alphabet Inspirations book, I'm pretty sure
the author is Sandi Woods, not Louise Colgan. Both are great designers of
Milanese patterns, but they are different. I
One more small correction:
Matthew Hester is the bobbin turner, his wife Jenny is the one who does
the wonderful pyrography.
Jenny is Matthew's mother, not wife
Sue
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Try :
http://www.etsy.com/listing/25868616/thread-clamp-with-corian-center
Look in his shop for different versions
Sue Babbs
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Hi Janice,
I've been searching on etsy for Richard Worthen, and hackle pliers, and
even did
a google search for him, without
For those of you who can't find the photos. Try this link:
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003-date
and then look at Jean's photo album.
Sue
I have put a photo of the outside and the inside of one of my 48 bobbin
bags
on arachne webshots - Jean Nathan.
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I think this may be the same as the Amazing Wonder Tape, which I have just
bought from Clotilde:
http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?prod_id=204criteria=Amazing+Wonder+Tape
I haven't even tried using it yet, but thought it might be good for keeping
thread on spools, especially
Sorry for fogetting to trim my last posting. I thgouht I had
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Having worked lace on the face of a polystyrene head, I can tell you that it
is challenging and very awkward to do. I can imagine the hat would be
similar :(
Sue
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anyway. It must be pretty awkward to work on a hat, causing tension
Here are all the tallies I have spotted on Arachne. Hopefully one of these
is the one you recalled!
Sue Babbs
Tess Parrish - Brioude style, with continental
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPezWMox5-M
Jean Leader - Bedfordshire leaves
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid
And Clay went one better and found the lace panel for sale on eBay! A must for
all of us for next year?!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=110603570385ssPageName=AD
ME:B:EF:US:1123
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services called out twice. My Christening
gown was much admired - and I was very pleased to have finished it (with
more than 12 hours to spare!!)
And the best question ever: Is this the tattoo parlour?
Work that one out! Lateral thinking needed
Sue Babbs
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I have been given over 60 new reels of bedspread cotton. This is more than I
can use in a life-time, even if I teach all the kids in church school to use
it! Most of them look as if they need a wash before the finished article can
be used, as the outer layer is not brand new in appearance. All are
And I've stood in the snow at the top of an Austrian mountain, stitching
needlelace, in between watching my 5 year old and husband skiing. I was at
the top of the run, and needed something to do after they had gone out of
sight. Definitely portable!
Sue Babbs
Hi All
Needlelace is very
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Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2010 9:43 AM
Subject: [lace] Re: Crochet cotton give-away
I am in the process of writing up a folk pattern for
crocheted baby booties that require bedspread cotton for
best
is now spoken for. Thanks for letting me post this
Sue Babbs
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What a wonderful write up, Betty Ann. Congratulations!
Sue Babbs
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Well, my maternal grandfather fathered 16 children by his 2 wives
Sue
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From: Maureen Bromley maur...@roger.karoo.co.uk
To: Brian Lemin brid...@bigpond.com; lace@arachne.com
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 2:58 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] To bring you a smile in
oh! but Mark we would all much rather see them on your nails Grin!
Sue
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From: Tatman tat...@tat-man.net
I have tatted little motifs out of 185/2
Honiton thread and they easily could be applied to nails. So tiny that
you
could barely feel them. I may try this
There's a cute rabbit for sale on Etsy. I believe she sells the patterns
too:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/51346158/the-little-white-rabbit?ref=sr_gallery_1ga_search_query=bobbin+lace+rabbitga_search_type=handmadega_page=order=includes%5B0%5D=tagsincludes%5B1%5D=titlefilter%5B0%5D=handmade
Sue
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