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Security issues change. Just a tip - to be on the safe side for
international flights, check with your airline before you go. Their website
will have a link about carry-on items.
On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 4:48 AM, lynrbai...@desupernet.net wrote:
My information is from last fall, but I've been
While I was in Europe I had been told you could not bring in or out
straw filled pillows, but then we were moving back to Canada at the
time. Not many people would bring such heavy pillows on a trip. Just
something you need to know if you are thinking of buying a traditional
pillow while
Diane mentioned using a large square with knotted corners for carrying
pillows around in and I do something similar.
I use a large table cloth (not my best lacy, linen or Battenberg cloths),
but a couple of casual ones. I have 2 large pillows that don't have bags,
so I have them wrapped in table
I don't think it depends entirely upon the airline! It also depends
largely on the security restrictions at the airport you are flying from.
As I have already posted to MariCarmen off forum, Malvary normally knits on
her way to the UK but isn't allowed to knit on the way home. This is
Hello
I read your discusion about the travel pillow. and I have one.
If you are interested.
www.kleinhout.com
Look at Lace-Pillows
Rina Zijp Holland
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Hello
I read your discusion about the travel pillow. and I have one.
If you are interested.
www.kleinhout.com Look at Lace-Pillows
Rina Zijp Holland
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Kleinhout.com
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1623 LW, Hoorn
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Lately I tend to make wire lace. It needs few pins and is easy to repin so
a miniature pillow is enough. So I wrapped a fleece shawl and placed it in
a food container, pinned wire lace on it and arranged it as shown on
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/hang-EN.html
Imagine how all that metal
