My pillows are stored under a roll top writing desk when not in use. (the desk is used to store lots of lace making bits and pieces). They are- 1.My favourite block pillow, my first, but I have had to replace its blocks with ethafoam as the first set were polystyrene (thanks Jean for definitions). 2.Self-made block pillow, (same as above, solid sides and three removable square blocks between), also ethafoam. 3.Two sawdust filled round pillows, seldom used, as I feel too high domed for lengths which I usually do. 4.Larger sawdust round, its weight puts me off using it. 5.Three "planks" of ethafoam about 60 cm long and 20 cm deep I used for my wool scarf and wall hanging Russian lady. 6.Two squares about 60cm square - one I made from blue styrofoam insulation board, the other I was given by a former lacemaker, also of styrofoam I think. 7.One cookie of polystyrene about 30cm diameter, already crumbling. And there's two plans of blue styrofoam downstairs waiting to be cut up whenever I want another.
For Oz spiders - the cheap blue styrofoam is availble from insulation companies (like Just Rite in Canberra) - you ask for a sheet of blue builders board 30cm thick and ask them to cut it in half for you so it fits in the back seat of a car. The ethafoam is available from Clarks Rubber, but you might have to get them to order it in. It's expensive. Noelene in cold, cold Cooma, where I have to venture out to go to work today! Ick! [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.ozemail.com.au/~nlafferty/ - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
