> No problem I don't see any harm in it > > I paid around 320 canadian dollars I think for a 9" wide roller and around > 170 for the international postage > > He has a online gallery (no prices though) at > http://stoustou.jalbum.net/catalogue/index.html > > And payment was by bank transfer > He's also very friendly to deal with > > It's a no:2 pillow in the captions. he also makes a 6" roller and a 5" mini > which only has one drawer > > > On 3 Mar 2011, at 21:13, Marilyn Vogl <vgl_mr...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> Lora, I looked on all the websites that had Simon Toustou roller pillows and >> nowhere did I see the price. It is so hard for me to ask someone what they >> had paid for something, but none of the websites had the price of this >> pillow. If I am not too out of line, could you please let me know what the >> price runs on this type of pillow? I have about 17 pillows and stands. >> They are all bolster type pillows with German covered bobbins. Through the >> years i have taught quite a few women how to make lace, and now i am >> teaching 6 more ladies some new patterns. One of the ladies was wondering >> about the pillow type that you bought. It is beautiful. Thank you. >> Marilyn >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >>> It's beautiful and very well made. >>> >>> postal charges weren't insignificant but being heavy and >>> shipped from Canada to Scotland it's to be >>> expected And defiantly worth every penny. >>> With any luck this pillow will last a lifetime or even >>> longer :-) it really makes lacemaking even more enjoyable >>> >>> L >> >> >> >>
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