May be if every one on the list sent a similar request they'll think
about it.
Jeanine
Lloyd Mitchell wrote:
I got it too, but haven't had time to reply.Can do it later today!
Kathleen
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There is a reasonably new book called The Elements of Murder, A History
of Poison by John Emsley, ISBN: 0-19-280599-1. I heard an interview
with the author on the radio last year and was intrigued enough to track
down a copy. I haven't had time to read it yet. The interview did
cover some
Amazon Dry Goods still has some in stock. It is pattern number 502.
Jeanine
Lynn Downward wrote:
Is Folkwear's Cossack pattern still available?
LynnD
On 2/25/06, Five Rivers Chapmanry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of making your own clothes, it has been my desire for
To give a ray of hope to those who might be facing cancer.
I have a friend who had a double mastectomy three years ago and then
last year lost a lung to lung cancer. There was no connection between
the two. She had been a smoker for I don't know for how long, but
probably most of her
This was posted to a belly dance lists I follow. I'm going to give it a
try the next time I have to work with fringe.
Jeanine
Original Message
I posted this tip on Tribe.net and thought I'd send it along here too,
since what little I know about making a costume I owe to
I'll pass this along to some of the ham radio people I know. Actually
I'll get my husband to put it in the next issue of our radio club's
newsletter (he's the editor).
Jeanine
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Cin wrote:
Better than donations to charity, more value-add than quilting from
clothing scraps, launch your
Land of Oz wrote:
I've tried, but I can't think if a single way to make this costume
related!
Denise
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Be careful how much you eat or your costumes
Many years ago (late 80's) the dolls were exhibited at the Fitchburg
(MA) Art Museum. They are stunning to say the least. I would love to
see them again. I'm can't remember if my mom got a book or postcards
of them. Of course what ever it was is down in PA where she lives so I
can't
We moved my website to a new server and had a problem getting the mail
working. Please accept my apologies for any bounced messages and to
those who get this more than once.
Jeanine
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I received a box from Germany that contained a lovely porcelain Faberge
egg. I'm having tourble figuring out the giver's name. Thank you
Secret Santa, who ever you are.
The closest costuming item I received was that my daughter I spent
part of the weekend updating my website and moving it
Wishing the best to one and all this holiday season. May the season be
bright and the New Year be your best ever.
Jeanine
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I have had reasonable luck using dish washing detergent on such stains.
Jeanine
Danielle Nunn-Weinberg wrote:
Greetings,
I know this has been discussed ad nauseam in the past but the changed
archives don't seem to give me what I need. Does anyone have a record
of these threads or a good
shopping for those things online!
Other than that... frankly, we rarely know our own city very well :-)
Oh, and BTW, Canadian Thanksgiving is in October :-) It's long gone by
now...
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otsisto wrote:
Look what I found 1934
http://store.sewingtoday.com/cgi-bin/voguepatterns/shop.cgi?s.item.V2609=xT
I=20006page=2
I used that pattern for my CC22 Think Pink entry last year. There is
no zipper, it uses hooks eyes in the side seam. I would make it
again if the need came
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