Regina wrote:
A couple of weeks ago Martha Stewart had a demonstration of how to make
darling teacup pincushions - and I can't find the directions on her website
now, though I did locate them at the time.
Doing a google, I came up with the following:
The video of the teacup pincushion (called
I am about to take a small section of linen lace (a reconstruction of a 16th or
early 17th furnishing lace) off my pillow, but I fear the season of pine pollen
will be upon me before I can get the lace finished, so I will need to gently
clean it before taking its final photographs. Also, I
On 3/14/07, Susan Lambiris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
despite being good to drink. Where would American Arachnids recommend I
look for distilled water? Also, since all my pins were stainless steel or
nickle-plated, would it be
How about a jug of drinking water from the grocery store?
--
Bev
I don't think so. Drinking water, depending on the labeling, can be nothing
more than purified city water--such as City of Miami, Florida, drinking
water. Bleagh! Sometimes it's spring water, better tasting, but still may
have some minerals in it that wouldn't be good for Susan's purpose.
Susan, you can get distilled water by the gallon at Wal-Mart. The cost is
about the same as a gallon of drinking water, and the jugs look alike. Read
the label. They sell for less than $/gallon. I buy it all the time to
rinse lace and to use in my steam iron.
Feral Dag, Betty Ann
How
Hello,
The New England Lace Group will hold its annual Lace Retreat in Wareham,
Massachusetts on May 3-6, 2007. Jeannet Van Oord will be teaching the
Continental Laces, and Holly Van Sciver will teach English Laces. A retreat
only option is also offered. The retreat is an informal gathering
Hi all,
Pharmacy's also sell distilled water as it is used in some preparations.
Joan
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I have just received reliable information, that the Cecil Higgins Museum in
Bedford will be closing, during the summer, for about a year for
Refurbishment. Therefore, anyone travelling over there hoping to see the
Lester Lace will be unlucky.
There is a possibility that the lace will be
Regarding Ebay item 180095053499
Does this look like a bobbin winder to anyone? Thanks,
Laurie
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Regarding Ebay item 180095053499
Does this look like a bobbin winder to anyone? Thanks,
Laurie
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Hi Laurie,
I think it is a weaving bobbin winder, the long wooden ones used in the
weaving mills. We have a very similar one that came with our antique sock
knitter - don't know if it was meant for the sock knitter or just adapted
to be used with the sock knitter.
Happy lacing,
Cindy
At
It is a rare spinning wheel. It clamps to a shelf and is used like a walking
wheel. It can also be used to fill spools and pirns for weaving. It is
called a patent wheel. I have two slightly different. I've rummaged through
my books to find the documentation, but it isn't at hand. I will
Dear Arachnes, I see that earlier today I replied only to Sue.There is
information here that may be useful to some of our newer members, so now it is
going out to the list. Jeri
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My well water is
Hi Janice, I made the chocolate dessert recipe yesterday as my
daughter, her fiance and my son were coming for dinner last night. I
served it with a scoop of raspberry sherbet. So delish It was
quite a hit. I did change the wine to brandy though. Next time
maybe I'll try
Hello Janice
I accidentially deleted the recipe!
Help, please.
Agnes Boddington - Sunny East Riding UK
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Hello,
The New England Lace Group will hold its annual Lace Retreat in Wareham,
Massachusetts on May 3-6, 2007. Jeannet Van Oord will be teaching the
Continental Laces, and Holly Van Sciver will teach English Laces. A retreat
only option is also offered. The retreat is an informal gathering
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