Sr. Clair,
I had the same problem a couple of years ago. I did an edging that I put in
a nice picture frame (8x 10) that they later used for a picture of the
couple in their wedding finery. They were in their mid 70's at the time.
Mary
In very cold Michigan
In a message dated 1/24/2009
I don't know what possess them either. My male will actually lay on the
edge of my pillow but leaves the pins and bobbins alone. My first cat pulled
them out and threw them on the floor.
Mary in SE Michigan where the ice finally melted to we can get the mailbox.
How about making them into a wall quilt? That way they can be displayed as
well as preserved.
Mary in SE Mich where it is freezing and 6-10 snow forecast for tomorrow
In a message dated 1/29/2008 2:29:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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A friend of mine has just
Hi Sharon,
I don't know about using chalk. I would be hesitant. Before that or
anything else get some Orvus from a quilt shop (it is a neutral soap like
substance) and try spotting the stain with that. The Orvus is used to
wash/clean
antique and newer quilts as it doesn't damage
Hi Patty and all. Happy US Forth of July. I wonder if the Convulvus is what
we call a Creaping Jenny or Bind Weed.
It has white flowers and grows long distances along the ground and will
strangle anything it winds around. Farmers hate it.
Mary in SE Michigan where it is raining at the
Nolene, I love it and how true.
Mary in SE Michigan USA where it's raining instead of snowing.
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Hi Catlady,
Is there any other type of lace but that with cat hair attached/included?
Watch you pins also as my two love to pull and throw the pins. They have
ruined a couple of in progress pieces by pulling off the covers and removing
the
pins.
Ask, ask, ask questions of the group -
Beautiful pattern, Bev.
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Hi Bev and Sue,
I feel for you! I've made two garters already and have the lace for the
third finished but not made up.
The first two were for friends weddings and this last but not least to put
away for a grandchilds future wedding.
Sue, I too found making a casing of gross grain ribbon for
This looks like a row of crochet or a row of buttonhole stitches has been
added around the individual motifs in order to join them together. Hard to
tell
from the photos - even the enlarged version.
Mary in Southeastern Michigan
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I'm not really sure how many pillows I have. I think maybe 10 or 12. These
are mine. DH has 3 or 4 or his own. I do have many of them on a nice rack
with a cover. Bought the rack made the cover to keep the cat kids out of the
pillows. Pillows are good sleeping places if mom lets them! :)
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Do you Gentle Spiders remember our getting a (for want of a better name
to call it) thread holder in a goody bag at a lace event?
The thingy is a tube of stretchable net that fits over a spool or tube
of
Quilt shops carry small sticky dots to put on your fingers. If you are lazy
(:)) like me and don't always pre prick a pattern they save you fingers.
Would work for pins as well. They can also be saved and used again.
Mary
In Michigan where it is windy and cold.
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Brian wrote that he is taking a break for a few days. I wish you good luck
and a successful procedure.
Mary in Southeastern Michigan USA
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