to produce beautiful and unusual
greeting cards. It involves making a pattern of cuts and folding the loose
edges over and under each other revealing both sides of the duo-colour card.
A great effect!
Sue Babbs
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It makes the dough rise much faster than traditional yeast. You still need
to keep the dough in a warm place, but I have always found this fast yeast
to be effective - as long as it hadn't passed its use-by-date
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No GBP21.06 would be about USD 42.30. The exchange rate is just over $2 to
£1 at present.
I think US postage is more reasonable and can be checked at
http://www.usps.com/ if you know the weight of the books etc.
For instance a parcel weighing 1lb (pound) would cost $10.40 (USD) to send
My favourite are LAcy Susan's international square pear bobbins -
continental but don't roll! $17.95 per dozen. they are nice and smooth too
Online lace suppliers in the USA, which spring to mind quickly are:
http://www.lacysusan.com/index.html
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/
I am demonstrating at the Chicago Botanic Garden this weekend and had a
query about some
Point de Fée lace which one of the ladies had been given. I'm afraid I
didn't have any knowledge of this lace. Can anyone give me some info on it?
Sue
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Help! I have started using a new box of pins, which has made my finger
really sore - and won't be using them again, as they have horrid fine, sharp
heads - but I am about to demonstrate for two days on Friday and Saturday
(and then maybe Sunday afternoon), so I can't just leave my finger to
Thanks for all your help - I now know the name to look for - Thimbleits.
Meanwhile I am trying superglue, which is comfortable and I can work with it
on much better than elastoplast /bandaids (which always make me hold my
finger away from the lace)!
Sue
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I have not a clue how you make the figure look as if it is going
anti-clockwise. I am the most right-handed of people, and should therefore
be left-brained! Logic was my specialty in gaining my MA in mathematics, and
I am VERY detail oriented. I don't think I fit this page very well
Sue
I have just received a book art email from Carol Barton (who makes wonderful
pop-up books) and in it was some advice on folding a t-shirt:
Whether you're packing for your next trip or just doing a routine laundry,
this Japanese method of folding a shirt can simplify your efforts. Those of
you
Rats! It stripped the you-tube link!
Try
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IbTnRkEn8U8
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I have just received a book art email from Carol Barton
Jane
It wasn't me! Happy hunting!
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Mouline is the same as Anchor or DMC stranded embroidery threads. If you are
using all 6 strands it is probably the gimp in the pattern.
perigarn rings a bell, but not loudly enough for me to recall it!!! I can't
easily track it down in Brenda's book either.
How recent is the pattern? I have
Dearl got a bit enthusiastic with her posting!! Consequently the pictures
didn't come up.
the following seems to work:
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
Wow! It's an amazing pillow cover
Sue
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I recall that Springett's used to sell fan sticks and patterns to fit those
sticks. Does anyone still sell these or equivalent patterns and fansticks?
Sue
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Why not print on the OHP film to get the colour and effect you would like?
You can buy sheets that will go through your printer.
Or try chiffon and use a soldering iron to seal the edges so that it won't
fray
Sue in Chicago
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You hadn't mentioned the size! Yes that would be rather hard to get though a
printer.
OHP film is also called acetate sheets. I can find that in 50 inch wide
sheets at Dickblick, but at a quick glance it is only clear. Some acetate is
smooth on one side so that you can color it
Unfortunately when I tried to renew on the website, I could find no mention
of paying by Paypal - only the lovely statement in the magazine.
I wrote to Laurie and guess that in due course they will get a link set up
for Paypal. Meanwhile it's back to pen, paper and snail mail
Sue
Hi Dona -
Hello Jane
Patty has already suggested Aurora silks. Their Nm 20/2 Fine 2 ply tussah
silk is 12 wraps/c; similar thickness to cotton Perle 5. Is that what you
are looking for? or do you want a very fine thread?
If you are happy with cotton perle 5, you can get some lovely colours from:
Treenway silks say that they can dye all their silk yarns and ribbons in any
of 100 colours:
http://www.treenwaysilks.com/colours.html
They do sell Tussah silk 20/2
Sue
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Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 7:13 PM
it might not feel like summer but I just got in my IOLI summer bulletin
[...]
jenny barron
not so summery Scotland
It takes less time to get to *Scotland* than to Virginia??? From
Wisconsin??? The vagaries of the PO are beyond understanding :) Mine's
not here yet...
--
No sign of mine
Well I hit the jackpot today - the IOLI OIDFA bulletins both arrived this
afternoon . It's going to be a quiet weekend :)
Sue (in Illinois)
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The website for the fair is
www.FiberAndFolk.com/home.html
It's in a couple of weeks time. I only know about it from the website, and
have no direct knowledge of it
Sue
I apologise, it is being held in Crystal Lake, Illinois, which is in the
Midwest of the USA, but in my defense I did say
the surrounding pins
are in place, but before I do the tweaking of the pairs, as this has the
effect of removing the bump in the middle of the spider which can sometimes
appear around the central pin.
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I was always taught to leave in that pin, but the spiders are much nicer
when I remove it. Sometimes going against the rules works :)
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I wonder if it is simply taking a long time to load. I have fairly fast
broadband provider, but it is still noticeable that the pictures load a
little bit after the text
Sue
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I covered a pillow with a red plush fabric, started a
project, and then it sat for quite a while. When I
went back to it, the pattern had started to turn red.
In my early days of lacemaking, I had 4 red bone bobbins which bled into the
white thread I was using, so I had some pink strands in
Hi
I've been listening to some American books on tape recently while making
lace, and don't understand a frequently used phrase. The speaker is a lady
from one of the southern states, and she uses the phrase she cut her eyes
at ... to refer to some sort of way of looking at someone, and I
This is the one for the exhibition in Darwin in November. It is
taking me about a month to draft as there are 25 A4 pages of pixels to
graph and I'm working about 12 ours a day 7 days a week on it. Once that's
done, I shall start designing the lace to go over the top of the portrait.
David
1) Has anyone made the lace heart in Bridget Cook's Weddings, Christenings
Anniversaries in Lace book?
I worked two of these hearts (cover picture) in the working diagram size in
Madeira Metallic no. 40 colour gold 7 - then intertwined them to make a card
for my parents Golden Wedding. Their
Here in the USA I got a lovely Midlands spangled bobbin. What a wonderful
surprise!
Sue
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a picture is worth a thousand words!! (especially to those of us who find it
hard to translate words into images)
Sue
If it would help, I could post a picture on webshots...
Debbie in Florida
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Oh dear, poor Susie! My spellchecker turns 'lacemaking' into 'lovemaking' if
I misspell the word! I try to be very careful:)
Sue
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Not being a skier, I usually take a bobbin lace pillow on vacation with me,
but have never tried doing bobbin lace outdoors there.
I have taken needlelace to the top of an Austrian mountain and stood there,
in the snow, stichiing one of my CG pieces ! I was only required to look up
whenever
suggested contacting Bart and Francis in Belgium. Their web page is
_www.bart-francis.be_ (http://www.bart-francis.be) . I could send the
chart if you wish.
I just love the English translation on their page:
Shopping
Place you're online orders
Command all you're threats online
It took me
I tired sending this to chat last week, but didn't get any answers, so I
guess our Danish members are not on chat. I hope no one minds me sending
forwarding this to lace.
If anyone knows of lace shops /suppliers on Sealand, I would be also be very
interested to know about them!
Sue
My
Firstly I must apologise for the wussy, self-pitying
message I posted the other day on this subject. I must
have been having a bad day.
don't worry - we all have days when we feel sorry for ourselves, and then
up-days. Glad you're feeling cheerier now!
yes, lace-days and groups are easier to
My mother in law is expressing an interest in being taken on vacation to
Denmark when we visit her in mid-September. my husband and I have already
visited Jutland and Funen several times, so we are thinking of going to
Sealand with her - also it is easy to fly into Copenhagen from London. She
Do other ex-pats feel as isolated as I do? I don't
mean those of you have lived years in their adopted
country but more recent emigrants. Or is it just a
language thing? (I speak just about enough Dutch to do
my shopping but anything more would be a problem).
Sorry, this probably should move to
Yes, it's feasible, but it will probably slow down your working, as you have
to handle bobbins of significantly different size.
There may also be very slight differences in the tension on the threads as
the bobbins will weigh differently.
But if your pattern needs amore bobbins and you
Tess
This is a wonderful project and it is so kind of you to share it with us
all. I am in awe of your talent - woodworking and lacemaking. And then you
have written a how to do it booklet as well.
Congratulations, and many thanks!
Now all I need is someone to make a wooden Queen Anne doll
I have worked a bookmark in the shape of a Dachshund.
I first saw that pattern in Lacemaker no. 21 page 21 - by Jane Partridge.
Young lacemaker 68, has a cute dog in tape lace by Roope Koira from Finland.
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You have to add Bruges to your list - canals, old buildings, lace
chocolate, fruit beer, moules-frites. What more could you want?!
In England, Oxford is much more beautiful than London - and only an hour
outside it. Full of colleges going back to the 1200s - and every age between
then and
these extra tops for them. You go to the camping section of your local
Wal-Mart or other sporting good store and look for a roll of this liner
that
you put under your sleeping bag. It's blue foam that is a little less
than
1/2 thick. It's been a couple years since I bought mine, so I can't
Before I made lace with it, I'd want to know if this silk dissolved , as
some sutures do!
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I've just been Googling and found a possible
I dare say Malvary is already in England, but just in case you're not I've
downloaded your route from Google.
5. Make sure you leave enough time for step 23.
6. See you in Reading
Brenda
I don't think your assistance will get Malvary there in time, if she hasn't
already left!
Swim
It could, indeed, look messy rather than intriguing, if the grounds
weren't
closely related. I do think it might be possible to have two different
grounds which share the same essential geometry give interesting results,
but I'd suggest experimenting with printouts before investing a lot of
I was just searching Amazon for a lace book and top of the list when you
search for bobbin lace, is this kit from Jo-Ann fabrics:
http://tinyurl.com/3y3gl8
I never met the horror kit but looking at the pillow in this set, wondered
if this was the horror kit, being retailed through Amazon.
Sue
Lucie
Ariane 60/2 Coton egyptien mercerise Ne 36/2
(egyptian mercerised cotton)
I can't see it in Brenda's book. Probably the easiest way for you to find
the wraps per cm, is to wrap some thread round a ruler or pencil or bobbin
for 1 cm and count for yourself. If you let me know what the
It is worth checking each individual electrical implement they plan on
bringing.Many appliances work in both countries without a converter eg
laptop hairdryer. They may need to change a setting on these appliances to
get the correct voltage.
Other small appliances however will need a travel
The exhibition is to be called Erotica Botanica,
Erotica??
Try googling the fungus David is planning to use!
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Lori
It's looking more beautiful and useful than ever - if that's possible!
It worked fine with IE on my computer, apart from the final button
contact, which came up with a
The page cannot be found message.
Thanks for maintaining this site and all its wonderful contents
Sue
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I've just received the following message from Eric selling lace sewing
threads. I guess he somehow got my name from Arachne and more of you might
also have received it.
I was amused by the spelling in it! I didn't think my lace was so bad that I
should be addressed as
dear MESSER
Note
It's much easier to alter the linen to fit the lace, than the lace to fit
the linen. So work the lace, and then cut the linen to fit.
I either buy fabric - or sometimes a men's white handkerchief. These can be
large enough for the centre to fit the lace. You can also buy handkerchief
sized
Very pretty piece of lace - well done! You worked it very quickly. It seems
no time at all since you were asking for pattern advice.
Where did you find the pattern in the end?
Sue
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May. It will be much easier to fold flat and carry in my bag -hand bag-
as
I'm certainly not going to take a chance of having it in my luggage and
lost
just before the big day!
Congratulations on finishing the lace - another very pretty piece. I'm sure
it will be much appreciated.
Just
I'm not surprised you don't want to do anything other than sleep eat - it
is a beautiful piece you are working there
Sue
Here's a scan of my currrent progress, about halfway done (the harder
half!).
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/campanula.jpg
Barbara
Snoqualmie, WA
USA
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To get the site to open, I needed to use:
http://www.kloeppelbuch.de/shop/product_info.php?products_id=649SESS=862676ab696c49640562facd1d08a659
or
http://www.kloeppelbuch.de
Sue (in sunny but cold Illinois)
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I recall in England that veterinary surgeries carried an enzyme solution
which worked on carpets etc to neutralize animal urine. So it may be worth
contacting your veterinarian
Sue
I am faced with a perplexity on how to clean something, and I'm hoping
our vast reservoir of cumulative
of one, and you have to be
even more gentle on yourself than I expected.
Take good care - and don't feel guilty about not even making lace.
Sue Babbs
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Amazon has it for $27.49, including free shipping if you can wait for 5-9
days.
I assumed Jeri Devon had been communicating with each other - not just
mind-reading!
Sue
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Try SMP lace:
http://www.smplace.co.uk/sfr_cat.htm
Sue
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Does anyone know of a UK supplier who sells five-and-a-half inch
Annelies de Kort springs to mind when I think of miniature lace settings.
Maybe she'll be able to help you if you email her
http://www.anneliesdekort.nl/en-poppenhuizen.html
Sue (in Chicago)
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Sorry Dora, but this doesn't seem to work - the page won't open for me.
I tried http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ as well but no success
Sue
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Sorry Spiders,
Ecxitement got the better of me and I forgot to give you my new address.
What is very peculiar is the spool on the right... where the skein is put.
On the video they say that it is made of cane.
Many greetings, from Antje, in Guadalajara, Spain
The spool on the right is swift - used to hold a skein of thread / wool so
that it can easily be wound into a ball. See
Here is the date when Kathy Kauffman and Sandy Hauman will be demonstrating:
Sunday, March 4, 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Bobbin lace making and tatting demonstrations will be given by Kathy
Kauffman and Sandy Hauman in The ARTery from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
FREE!
Kathy Kauffman has been making
Lovely collar, Jeri. Your friend shopper chose well.
And for those who are puzzling over the non-90 degree corners in Rauma lace,
have a look at the lace coming off the roller pillow in the picture below
Jeri's collar. It looks like a corner which is much more than 90 degrees!
Sue
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Just found this link too
http://www.flheritage.com/preservation/folklife/awardDetails.cfm?id=28
It has the usual good(!) description of lacemaking, but more info about the
lady who founded the group
Sue
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The latest IOLI magazine has an article on a lace making day in Kissimmee
on October 15 2006. The article was written by Patsy Anderson, Florida.
Libby, have you heard from her directly?
It says it was organised by Mundillo en Orlando (Spanish for Lace in
Orlando). They are a Puerto Rican
Eva has kindly sent me a correction to my running translation of Mundillo
en Orlando. The word Mundillo referring specifically in Spanish to the
wooden roller lace pillow, rather than just lace. So now I know the
difference between encaje and mundillo, which I have heard used
interchangeably
Try this link instead:
www.Hedgehoglacers.org
not so many letter ss
Sue
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Yes my husband when at home! Read granola for muesli, but he prefers
semi-skimmed
Sue
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No idea about lace in Kissimmee, but a guess at the most popular breakfast is
bacon and pancakes and maple syrup, with or without eggs (and your son
daughter-in-law should be able to translate all the names for cooked eggs for
you)
Sue
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Here's the link for anyone who wants to listen via the computer:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/childhood/
The site has all 6 hour-long episodes on it
Sue
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I've just been sent the following website by a weaver friend, and it ties in
very closely with the recent discussion on Arachne of various unusual thread
mixes eg bamboo silk. Has anyone used threads from them?
Sue
http://www.bart-francis.be/
The above site was mentioned on a weaving blog
for
modern prickings.
Sue Babbs
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I guess we can advise you best if you tell us what sort of bobbins you are
looking for - Honiton, Midlands, continental, square etc and if you have a
preference for wood, plastic or bone.
Sue
Gentle Spiders,
Hello all, my sweet hubby has informed me that I can have what I want
for
I seem to recall craving prawns when pregnant (sounded a good excuse to
me!!) and a bio-chemist friend telling me that it was probably because of
the high zinc content in them.
Do you know if zinc triggers your pains?
Sue
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My google search came up with:
CREMER PRESS. 45 HARRISON STREET BLACKBURN LANCASHIRE BB2 2JE,
Classified Directory Get More Records. DB Classification. Line Of Business
(LOB): ...
www.192.com/directory.cfm/PRESTON/PUBLISHER/X177FF2B37A07435FADCA9837AD532265/AID861825
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And yellow pages has their phone number as:
Cremer Press
45, Harrison St, Blackburn, Lancashire BB2 2JE
Tel: 01254 664774
Sue
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It even kept my cat glued to the screen!
Sue
Brilliant! - I'v e no sound card in my work computer but it kept me glued
to the screen!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6ZjMWLqJvM
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Mischiefs!!! You had us all worried with your earlier message.
Thanks for doing it once again, it does brighten up every December
Now I've got to be patient till tomorrow :(
Sue
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Can someone in the US tell me what you mean by downtown?
That's easy downtown means the city centre ie where everything is..
So if you were going up to London (which we did from Bromley, Kent) , you
would be going downtown!
I too was surprised by the term, but have got used to it after 7
I have a question. I occasionally dabble in making lace in wire, but have
never had any formal lessons to help. I know that some of you have a lot
more experience, and will be able to answer this question.
I know that people talk of working with two or three strands of fine wire,
in
Sorry to bother you all again. I have found in my stash a small spool of
fine silver wire which I bought from Lenka Suchanek a couple of years ago.
unfortunately it is not marked with the gauge of the wire, and her site no
longer exists for me to check that gauge. Does anyone remember what was
I solve this by knitting or crocheting when travelling (obviously not while
driving myself!), and also while taking part in various board meetings of a
voluntary nature. It helps to keep me calm if the issue at hand is
inflammatory - and awake if it is boring
Sue
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I'm using continental bobbins, would spangled
bobbins roll less?
Spangled bobbins don't roll at all, which is why I switched to them many
years ago. On the other hand, you can't really flip them around like you
can the continental ones.
What about square ones? They don't roll and don't
will try adding a drop of dishwashing liquid when I next stiffen
something, as breaking the surface tension might help with the film over
holes
Sue Babbs
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Hi Clay
I haven't seen this book, but have used her stiffening before on other
pieces. I have always just used the usual blue plastic film (or Walgreen's
equivalent) and not found any problem. I suspect this is just a translation
problem
Sue
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Please don't worry about these unsubscribe messages. They pop up now and
again as people hit the wrong key when they try to unsubscribe. They are not
bogus emails - just addressed to the wrong email address.
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Yes, I really wanted to go too, but it wasn't to be this year. There were so
many classes I wanted to take. Oh well! Let's all make lace at home instead
Sue
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Idrija Lace by Bridget Cook Metka Tratnik has a few straight edgings in
it - more are circular or doilies
Sue
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:38 AM
Subject: Re:
Aurelia Loveman wrote:
Bags (purses) being the hot fashion item this year, one of us ought
to come up with a design for a lace bag. -- Aurelia
Especially as bags are the theme of the next OIDFA competition
Sue
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Sorry I don't know where you got that one - looks useful, but I couldn't get
your [picture to load from the link you gave and found this one worked for
me (and may do for others)
http://www.geocities.com/carolgallego/tool
Sue
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And as a new subscriber you get one free issue!
https://subscribe.pcspublink.com/magazine/Intw/subscribeForm.asp?track=JENB6pub=PCWKterm=6
It seems to be $22 for 6 issues and the postage to international
destinations seems quite reasonable at $10/year.
Sue
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Tamara Goulding's husband, Ray, sadly passed away on August 14th. Many of
you will remember him in his traditional English smock worn for OIDFA Gala
dinners. I am sure that Tamara will be in your thoughts at this sad time.
Sue
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for your daughter's wedding garter, but I can tell you that it will look
nicer if it is gathered more, so you should at least double the length you
make. Therefore 42 is needed.
I've never made a garter but suspect that Pene is correct. When making
curtains (!!) one is advised to make them
Try:
http://www.lacefairy.com/
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Sue
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Andrea
This maybe what you need:
http://www.aion-needlecrafts.co.uk/info/conversions.htm
It seems to have links to a lot of conversion charts there. The ones I
looked at had numbers on them
Sue
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It's your choice! You can keep your maiden name, use your husband's surname,
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combination of both last names
Sue
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