Don't forget Numbat.
Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] :-)) Interesting exercise
> Hmm. Narwhal? My spelling is probably wrong, but I'm pretty sure it
> starts with an N.
>
> Weronika
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We bought a really nifty gadget from one of those hawkers in the mall. It
consists of two heavy plastic pieces with sponge insert on one and squeegee
(sp?) on the other and rather large magnets on both. The idea is to put the
squeegee one (with string attached) on the outside window, put the othe
You better put that cake away Peter. Several lamentful comments were made
about its absence at Lace Day, and of course Jeanine and your absence as
well. Now on a lace question, as I don't belong to the other list, I am
making a baby bonnet for a Christening gown from a pattern in Australian
Lace
Tamara wrote:
>Yeah, and how are you gonna wash 'em? Do your Spiderwoman act?
>It's true that, with casement windows opening inwards, you either can't
>keep anything in front of them, or else have to move everything every
>time (which is where the idea of "lufcik" - a small part of the window
To my S.P. thank you for the parcel, which arrived this morning,the pens will
always come in handy, as will the threads and book mark I love the butterfly
it is so pretty. I will have find somethin g for that frame. The thimble is so
cute, I have put it with the olthers I have collected while trave
Even the BBC must be reading lace-chat these days!!
"A revolutionary kind of glass that needs little cleaning could mean soap
and chamois are binned for good.
The Pilkington Activ glass has a special nano-scale - extremely thin -
coating of microcrystalline titanium oxide which reacts to daylight.
Dear Secret Pal,
What a wonderful suprise greeting me yesterday, a package already! I have
hung the wind chime in the window, the garden marker is placed. The
chocolates are awaiting a special time when I can sit down and
enjoy..them. Some people savor wines, me I savor chocolates.
I too got eaten alive whenever I went on holiday to warmer climes(as the
weather here in UK is not usually warm enough for mosquitoes). While on
holiday in Turkey nursing several nasty bites from you know who, a Turkish
lady doctor who we just happened to meet gave me this cure that I have used
ev
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>"A revolutionary kind of glass that needs little cleaning could mean soap
>and chamois are binned for good.
Huh. They could have come up with this before the closing date for Myth
or Mystery!
I've had another trip over to Coven
I haven't seen this on on the chat, which is where it was, obviously,
supposed to have landed, so I'm forwarding (I may be a cat, and a
bitch, but I'm no hog )
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From: "Thurlow Weed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: June 8, 2004 18:15:12 EDT
To: "Tamara P. Duvall" <[EMAIL PROTECT
Lyn,
Depending on how the centre of the "flower" is pricked, either do a
whole or half stitch, bringing in the pairs (a la beds lace) and leaving
them out to make the tallies the other side. I don't have my copy of
that issue at my finger tips, and not sure which of the 4 issues it is
in, but tho
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From: A.N.
An 83-year old woman decided that she'd seen and done everything, and
the time had come to depart from this world.
After considering various methods of doing away with herself, she came
to the conclusion that the quickest and surest method would be to shoot
h
I will email you the instructions, privately, Lyn. You need an 8 pair
crossing, by the sound of it.
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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Gentle Spiders,
My mind has short-circuited again, and I can't remember the name of the
sci-fi writer - American, I seem to remember (started with a B, I
think) - who'd written "Farenheit 409". Possibly, it's a different
number, also... :) But it's the temperature at which paper burns (as
in: b
OK... I was all wet on the numbers (not surprising ). And I forgot
the first "h" (we don't *use* that scale much in Poland). But I was
right on the initial of the author... :)
From: Danek Duvall
Date: June 9, 2004 2:00:36 EDT
To: "Tamara P. Duvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Question of li
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