Also 2 other charms for christmas puddings were a wish bone and a bag of
money.
Ann B in Brisbane, Australia.
- Original Message -
From: "Bridget Marrow"
To: "Arachne Lace Digest"
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2011 2:17 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] lucky charms
I like to have a button on my
I came across some photos of fans made of fabric appliqued to tulle. I
suppose one could call it Carrickmacross, but the style is different. For the
link below look at items 96 and 97 in that album.
https://picasaweb.google.com/isamamo/AbanicosTul?feat=content_notification#56
81965702185044450
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Hi Sue, Bev, Mary Carey -
I agree with Mary Carey... the little "sausage" is easy enough to
make. I made one with a short length of plastic drinking straw as a
"core" to give it stability, and wrapped a bit of quilting batting (low
loft) around it. Covered it with a bit of cotton that match
You could make a temporary 'roller' from a piece of fabric, something
that would act as a core but would be more flexible than a wooden
cylinder.
On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Sue wrote:
> Hi Bev, There is a little pocket but it is sideways on and wouldn't hold the
> lace. Maybe if I where t
"The shanks of the Japanese hooks seem to be round and uniform in width down
the length with a flattened bit. The clover ones get narrower towards the
end
and are flat down the whole length. It probably depends on your hands"
***
TULIP ETIMO CROCHET HOOKS: It isn't about the shape as first priori
Hello Sue
Yay, well done on bringing the roller pillow up to speed!
I've seen several roller pillows with work in progress, the finished
lace going into a little drawstring bag behind the roller. One
lacemaker made one from fabric that matched her cover cloth, but the
others used translucent nylon
Dear Bev,
I have made two "sausages", between 1" and 11/2" (stuffed with wool wadding
left over from quilting projects). The larger one I used to make a length of
41/2" torchon, the smaller one I used on my small round pillow, sure it could
be used with my travel pillow. The ends of the sausage
Hi Bev, There is a little pocket but it is sideways on and wouldn't hold the
lace. Maybe if I where to wrap a clean hanky around it until it gets longer
but then feel it should be rolled around something so it doesn't have
creases in.
I went to bed so excited and pleased with myself, LOL.
Sue
Months ago we bought me a travel roller pillow but it has taken me until now
to get it into use. I have a roller with the block pillow but could not get
the hang of working with it, so was a little cautious with this one, but after
reading all your info last time I asked I have tried out various
Hello Everyone!
For all things concerning the history of shoes, I would contact the
following either by the internet or if you ever in Toronto
visit: www.batashoemuseum.ca OR The Bata Shoe Museum
. 327 Bloor Street
West (just past St.
I like to have a button on my pillow for luck, but the silver button in a
Christmas pudding was for a batchelor. I think also the thimble may have
signified an old maid. So neither very suitable for a wedding garter!Other
Christmas pudding charms were a boot (for travel) a horseshoe (for luck) an
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