A variation on an old theme, but one of my all-time favourites :)
From: B.R.
A guy is driving around and he sees a sign in front of a house:
"Talking Dog For Sale." He rings the bell, and the owner tells him the
dog is in the backyard.
The guy goes into the backyard and sees a Labrador
Hi Chatters, I haven't forgotten you! I have one copy of "Torchon Lace
Purse Pendants" by Susanne Thompson to raffle off. Here's what I wrote to
lace:
One copy of "Torchon Lace - Purse Pendants" by Susanne Thompson ISBN
1-874688-09-5. Copies were donated to the New England Lace Group by
Rosemar
I agree - I, too, have just such tools for warping my loom.
(A slim hook is also handy for threading a spinning wheel.)
Linda Walton,
(High Wycombe, Buckinghamdshire, U.K.).
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From: "Martha Krieg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Alice Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Monda
Hello Lynn:
It is nice to find out who you are, I have really enjoyed your SP packages.
This month was also really great!
I have always wanted a glass bobbin and a "mother & child" is just an added
plus! It is so beautiful! I will send you a picture privately of my pillow
with the bobbin
Strange unless you've ever warped a loom. These look just like the
sleying hooks that came with the loom I inherited. The big one is
flat, because although it's designed for fairly large thread, it has
to pass through a hole in the heddle that is narrow side to side, as
may be the reed slots.
Here are some strange hooks. The seller says lace/tatting? Anything
strange is called a lace tool, but do you know what these hooks were really
for?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8196216422
Alice in Oregon
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Thanks, Maxine.
I knew there was a solution something like this - it's been on the tip of my
tongue all weekend, but could I remember it :)
From: "Maxine D"
Try deodorizing with baking soda and water :-)
Worked well when the children were small and did not always make it
Dear Lacemakers,
a friend just recommended this website to me,
http://www.liftshare.org/welcome.asp
with so much enthusiasm that I thought I'd pass it on, (although I can't
speak from my own personal experience).
It's a way of finding and arranging lifts, and it might be useful for
lacemakers who
DH is finally pulling out his finger & trying to organize plan tickets
for me to get to Denver for the IOLI Convention, but I might have
to spend a few nights in Chicago.
I am trying to get in touch with DH's cousins who live there, but is
there anyone who is willing & able to accommodate a lacem
Try deodorizing with baking soda and water :-)
Worked well when the children were small and did not always make it to the
bathroom, or were "travel" sick.
Maxine
Nothing is so strong as gentleness. Nothing as gentle as real strength.
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