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It IS a rather nice dress--asymmetry a little avant garde
for HRM I think.
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
From: Bridget Marrow bridgetmar...@msn.com
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Hello Susan
I had never heard of this magazine, but googled it. It is dutch, as am I,
and says that it features crafts from all over the world.
Could not find any info on whether it has lace in it too.
Next time I am over there I'll make sure to buy a copy.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Before making other decisions, I would ask the head of the altar guild how
they normally wash the altar cloth - expecially if it has wine (red?) or
candle wax spilled on it, because this is what they will probably still want
to do.Â
If the lace is going to be displayed on the front of the
Lyn
You don't need to boil the lace to shrink it. After the lace is finished, lay
it out on a water proof surface where you can leave it for 12-24 hours. Spray
it with hot tap water in a plant mister bottle. Really saturate it. If you
look closely as the water absorbs, you can actually see the
Thanks Vivienne, Great advice. I am, however, doing all linen, and that stuff
shrinks. I will, however, make sure to let it sit after removing the pins. I
am concerned about it fitting the space properly. So that should help. Thanks
again. lrb
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From: Vivienne
Some time ago I washed my #50 thread linen torchon project in the washing
machine on warm water in a bag. It was dried flat and pinned out a little
but not really stretched (it did not have picots). Best I recall, the
measurements were 26 x 6. I pre-measured and found that it shrunk 5% in
the
