[lace] Square Bobbins, Bargain Price (North America)

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RE: [lace] Square Bobbins, Bargain Price (North America)

Thanks Diane and Jeri. Gosh, who knew that WalMart sells lace bobbins? It seems they have quite a range - not sure if they are all from Lacis - but the prices are certainly good. Jill in Milton Keynes, UK - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line: unsubscribe

Re: [lace] Square Bobbins, Bargain Price (North America)

Hello everyone, it sounds like a good deal! How it works is the item is shown on the WalMart online platform not at WalMart store itself; the retailer is given as 'Stuff4' an e-commerce dealer. Is Lacis not selling bobbin lace materials any more? I went to their website to the mail-order listings

[lace] Square bobbins

Hi, Some square bobbins were loaned to me through this group so that I could try them. I loved them and have purchased some for myself. Would any one else like to try them? I'd be happy to send them on to you. Email me with your snail mail address privately. If I don't hear from

[lace] Square bobbins

I previously wrote about the square continental bobbins, and thought I'd given 2 different sources, but apparently my copy command didn't catch the right address for the second site that offers the square Binche bobbins. This is the correct address:

Re: [lace] Square bobbins

AM Subject: [lace] Square bobbins I previously wrote about the square continental bobbins, and thought I'd given 2 different sources, but apparently my copy command didn't catch the right address for the second site that offers the square Binche bobbins. This is the correct address: http

[lace] square bobbins

I love to use square bobbins for most of my work, especially if there are sewings such as in Milanese and as a beginner they are very economical to buy. They used to be $8 a dozen but I believe the price has increased since the dollar value dropped. The only problem with the cheap ones is

re: [lace] square bobbins/Finca thread

Hi everyone I am not at all a fan of square bobbins - they don't suit my method of working on any sort of pillow or with any style of lace (and I do heaps of laces) - however, should a newbie invest in them? If you like the idea and can afford them, I don't see why not - unless you'd like to

Re: [lace] square bobbins/

Hello I love working with square bobbins as they don´t roll around like my usual continentels. I had a lot of round bobbins and my husband grounded them square with some machine, that was my thickest continentals. I also have thinner continentals but I am afraid they would be just like a lollipop

[lace] square bobbins raffle end

Hi everyone Just a quick note to say that I have ended the raffle - I have 87 names and two prizes. Draw will be tomorrow morning my time (PST). -- bye for now Bev, working on an edging on a small bolster with *midlands* bobbins, 'closed' method (that would be CT) and getting along fine, in

[lace] square bobbins raffle update

Hi everyone I should have said that I will take names up to the evening of November 30 from anyone at any time zone. We'll do the draw the next morning, PST. So far 60 names have been submitted but I'll keep taking them until Sunday night. Please also send me a message privately if you don't

[lace] square bobbins raffle

Hi everyone It's been a while since we've had one of our little freeby raffles. As usual, no strings attached, other than you must like using square bobbins. Just send your name to me, I'll draw on December 1, and will mail to anywhere. The prize - 4 square bobbins in cherry wood, modelled after

[lace] square bobbins

Hi everyone, I like to work and often do work with spangled bobbins on some projects and all kinds of continental bobbins with other projects but, to be perfectly honest, square bobbins I absolutely loathe. They are slow, cumbersome, hard to grasp because so much of the bobbin lies flat on the

[lace] Square bobbins in UK

I love square bobbins, and have asked all the UK lace suppliers I know about them . . . . there doesn't seem any demand for them in the UK , so no supply . .:-( Sulochona Chris Parsons does them. They're not on his website or in his catalogue, but if you phone him, he'll send them. (

[lace] Square bobbins in UK

Sorry, I forgot to mention that Winslow also do square bobbins, a couple of types. Regards, Annette, London Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://mail.messenger.yahoo.co.uk

[lace] square bobbins

Hi, lacers, I am a very eager reader for years already but a lazy writer. At least now I do ! In Germany in my area (Frankfurt and further south) square bobbins are very popular. They are used for all types of lace and very successful. On the spot I know 2 addresses where you can order them: