I have watched this thimble for a couple of weeks... it
didn't sell during its first outing, and is reposted (IF I
remember correctly...). At any rate, I think its claim to
lacemaking is tenuous at best... Except for the specialty
thimble which has been recently discussed on this list
(thimble with a pusher attached...), I haven't really been
aware of a need for a thimble exclusive to lacemaking. And
when I did have a need (inadequately pricked pricking which
means I should have used a larger needle...) I used the
(also previously mentioned...) Thimble-its which saved the
day. I learned my lesson, and now no longer need a thimble.
I think the seller may be banking on the term lacemaking.
Clay
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From: L. E. Weiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 1:12 PM
Subject: [lace] Ebay -- lace making thimble
Hello all --
I was waiting to see whether someone else spotted this and
sent it to the
list (along with comments), and thought it quite a
coincidence that the
subject of thimbles came up anyway! (I apologize if
someone has already
mentioned this on the list.)
A friend sent me this item from Ebay. (As usual, make
certain you paste it
into your browser as one line if it is coming to you as
two lines.) Any
opinions out there about the label on this item?
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Subject: lace making thimble
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3255711483category=38065
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regards,
Lorraine in Albany, NY (recovering from Thanksgiving Day
cooking and about
to spend the rest of the day on lace--something else to be
thankful for)
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