I have been using Gutermann's Silk Twist for gimps and love how they've
come up in my lace. Great colours and great contrast to my working
threads.
I have used Mulberry silks once before - I bought some of their whitest
silk for the lace for my wedding gown, and it worked up wonderfully. I
have
I have received some suggestions that I hope will help, and wanted to say
thanks!
Bucilla was founded in 1867 as "Bernhard Ulmann Company, Incorporated
(Lace, Linen, and Accessories)". I was surprised to learn that "Bucilla"
was an acronym! And I wonder what, exactly, was meant by "lace".
This
Lynn Carpenter wrote:
I just haven't found anything about Bucilla or when they
made steel knitting pins.
That's because they were bought out:
http://www.plaidonline.com/apBucilla.asp says "And for
more than 130 years, Bucilla . . . . In 1996, Bucilla joined
the Plaid family of products . .
Lynn Carpenter wrote:
I don't know about knitting needles, but I have some Bucilla silk/nylon
organza ribbon for ribbon emboidery on cards which have on them Bucilla Corp,
Hazleton PA 18201. That address might give you somewhere to start.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Hello,
I've recently acquired the second of a pair of old "Bucilla steel knitting
pins", size 19, about a modern 5/0 or 1.0mm. I have been searching on
Google, trying to figure out how old they might be, but so far, no luck.
So I thought I'd ask here.
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