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Just read my own email and had to laugh at myself, I meant pull the
hairs out of the lace NOT my poor dogs
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Talking about fuzz in your lace I used to get tweezers to pull out my
little yorkshire terrier hairs out but then I thought - what a wheeze
to confuse experts in
I'm afraid I have the same problem with my two cats... They're both
long-haired, and the undercoats are very fine and fluffy... Sometimes when I'm
working, I'll actually see a tiny bit of fur gently settle out of the air onto
the lace... g... so out come the tweezers.
Clay
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Clay
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I'm afraid I have the same problem with my two cats...
I didn't let it bother me too much when we had our short-haired Persian
(his Mom was a pedigree chinchilla who got caught
At 09:28 AM 13/01/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm afraid I have the same problem with my two cats... They're both
long-haired, and the undercoats are very fine and
fluffy... Sometimes when I'm working, I'll actually see a tiny bit
of fur gently settle out of the air onto the lace...
I treasure the lace I made 10-15 years ago when I find a bit of cat hair from
my Henry the Cat and Cat the Baxter - grey white and tabby respectively.
Now, I have Edie, coal-black, and I hope in 20 years I'll find her hair in my
lace. All lacemakers need a Cat...or Dog
We had this thread
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From: Jane Partridge
(snip) Obviously, the law is to
protect the animals who would otherwise be murdered for their fur. Pity the law
can't be world-wide, rather than just Europe.
I beg that there be a special place in Hell for those who mistreat and abandon
animals such
Not only a special place in Hell reserved for animal abusers, but I want
to run it. I can be very creative BEG.
For many years I had the phrase in my sig line No outfit is complete
without animal fur so I guess that can extend to lacemaking, too. I
know every quilt I make has extra fur in it
Hello,
Yes, cat and dog fur sure can get into lace. But just try and imagine what
bunny fur does!
Such fun, but my bunny is worth it ;-)
Nancy
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