17 of you asked for your names to be put in the raffle and I numbered each
in the ordered they arrived in my in-box. I asked DH for a number between 1
and 17 inclusive last night and he picked number 1, which is Sue Eddy.
Don't know where you are Sue. If you let me know your snail mail
Oh my goodness, I never win anything and have been trying to find this chart
for some time.
Thank you very much for your kindness and generosity, Jean, and I am tickled
pink with this news.
All the best,
Sue.
Cornwall. UK
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Doris wrote in response to the wooden Implement question:-
A picture in the Shire album of needlework tools has a rosewood tool which
looks at first glance like a needle case, similar to your pictured tool. But
it is a holder for a styptic pencil these are quite frequently found in
workboxes.
I rang Holly via Skype a couple of weeks ago, cost me pennies, and could
give my credit card details directly to her rather than sending several
emails.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Dear Friends,
I'm now using a go-between to get to Holly.
I have no idea why I was recently blocked by
A very old fashion remedy for this problem comes from my late great
Victorian era aunt Ina, soak item whether
it be of cotton or linen content in cold highly salted water. Has worked
wonders for as long as I can remember.
Margeret from a beautiful warm, picture postcard autumn day in the
On 08/10/2011 14:26, Jenny De Angelis wrote:
Doris wrote in response to the wooden Implement question:-
A picture in the Shire album of needlework tools has a rosewood tool
which looks at first glance like a needle case, similar to your
pictured tool. But it is a holder for a styptic pencil
soak item in cold highly salted water.
versus
Take a piece of the same thread you are using for the lace,
make a small ball of it, about the size of a large pea. Put
the ball in your mouth and soak it with saliva. Now use that
ball of wet thread to dab the blood off the lace.
You might
Take a piece of the same thread you are using for the lace, make a
small ball of it, about the size of a large pea. Put the ball in your
mouth and soak it with saliva. Now use that ball of wet thread to dab
the blood off the lace.
A word of warning--thoroughly rinse your mouth before
Thanks for your help! Lots of good ideas to look up!
nancy in chicago
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend; inside of a dog, it's too
dark to read. Groucho Marx
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