Thanks for the advice, Rosemary.  I found a wool blanket I forgot I
had, and have rolled that up for a temporary pillow.  Once I decide on
the best size for me, I'll re-wrap and cover for a permanent pillow.

I made a pincushion of sawdust earlier, and haven't noticed any rust.
yet.  I will keep my eyes open, and change pincushions as soon as I
see any rust!

Thanks again!
Lenore

http://tatt3r-lace.blogspot.com


On 7/28/06, Rosemary Naish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lenore,

You mentioned using sawdust - please don't - I did once and a) it's
very heavy and b) even worse it seemed to act as a dehumidifier to the
extent that my pins went rusty and I got rust on my lace, and rust
never ever comes out!

The idea of using old jumpers from a charity/thrift shop is good, I've
used them as a cheap way  to pad other things and find that washed in a
hot wash so that they shrink they become quite compact and will hold
pins better.

Rosemary, still melting in Somerset.


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