Do we know who read what Maggie Mini wrote at 19:51 -0500 on 030304?
You mentioned being in Sweden. Are there many hand-spinners there? A couple
of years ago, I spent a month in Finland. I met many weavers, but no
spinners. Lots of antique wheels sitting in parlors and on porches, but no
one
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Possum is an Australian group of critters, some of whom were unfortunately imported to
New Zealand. The fur is very fluffy and fine and thick, and is sold as dubbing.
Opossum is an American critter which you find in your trash can, and whose normal,
natural form of death is to be squashed
Opossum is an American critter which you find in your trash can, and
whose normal, natural form of death is to be squashed on a road. I
don't think they are sold for dubbing. Actually, I had a couple as
pets, and they are cute in baby-hood, and Opossums in adultery.
In adultery? Hm, now
What's dubbing (Aside from the foreign film industry)?
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At 01:40 PM 3/5/03 -0800, you wrote:
What's dubbing (Aside from the foreign film industry)?
Used in making fishing flies.
Brucie
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It makes me really sad to hear that weaving and spinning are declining over
there too. I just hope it never dies out. There's nothing like a handwoven
item made from handspun. It carries something of it's maker in it.
Mary
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