Ahah! Electric tea kettle!! That would work very well, probably better
than a tea urn, unless we spring for a dedicated tea urn to keep it away
from coffee. Heating the water on the stove takes so much longer it
would make a very big difference. And, they're cheap. Now to do the tea
cozies.
Yes large teapots needed for larger gatherings!
Sue
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To: Vivienne Walton
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Dear Vivienne,
I know that, and
Hi Sue
Mettler 30 is recommended by them on their website as a machine embroidery
thread but I have often used it for lace. I find it great to use - much better
than Madeira Tanne. Â I've bought it in the past from suppliers at Lace Days,
Havant fair etc. But I checked the websites of Claire's
BTW, is there a trimming rule on lace chat?
here is the recipe for tea concentrate:
Tea Concentrate Recipe:
1/3 cup loose leaf tea
2 cups cold fresh water
Bring 2 cups cold fresh water to a boil* in a medium saucepan. Remove from
heat. Add loose leaf tea to pot. Let stand 5 minutes.* Stir
Dear Sue,
I even know that the milk went into the cup first to prevent the fragile
porcelain from cracking from the sudden heat of the tea. And you described
precisely how I make tea at home. But is there a procedure when there is a
large group of people, or are there 6 cup teapots lined up
Always had really large teapots for large gatherings. Just keep making it
fresh with smaller size pots, I guess
Sue
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I hope this is the right place to go for this help. I live in America, where
they donât know how to make a cup of English tea. (Heat the pot, boil the
water, all that.) Warm water and a tea bag next to it. I belong to a Jane
Austen group that serves tea this way. We also have a fund raiser
Dear Vivienne,
I know that, and make tea in that way myself at home. But for groups of 60 who
want to drink at the same time, organizing 10 teapots to go off at the same
time, and then refills, is a bit of a tall order. And, must admit, I pour the
tea from the pot into a mug from time to
Apologies to Arachne for not stripping the last messages. I forgot I wasn't
just replying to Lyn
Sue
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In Illinois, I belonged to a British group and we used a coffee urn kept
especially for tea  We could make 40 cups if necessary.
The DBE (Daughters of the British Empire) that meet in my new area of southern
California, use 3 tea pots for about 24 people with the 3 electric kettles
permanently on
Thank you all for the info. I was leaning toward Bockens. Just wanted to make
sure before ordering it and find out that there is a different thread that is
used and I would need to adjust the pattern.
On Wednesday, June 3, 2015 2:44 PM, Donna Fousek ibal...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Need a little
Hi fellow spiders,
I am currently needing to find a source of Mettler 30 thread in forget me not
blue (or something like). I am in England UK, and have no idea what
Mettler is like, or where I might find a suitable colour blue, so can any body
recommend a colour and source of something that
Goldschild/Londonderry linen is all 3 ply (apart from 60/2Nm 100/2NeL)
As Adel says, Brigitte Bellon is German so Bockens, or maybe Fresia, are the
most likely.
Brenda
I made a few of Brigitte Bellonâs Christmas bells last year, and I used
Goldschild linen, which I understand is sold in the
Hello Adele,
Virement bancaire is when you pay directly from you account to the
account of the website with your iban code.
They say on the website that you can pay with your visa or mastercard
card too.
Dentelez bien
Sof in France
Le 04/06/2015 04:19, Adele Shaak a écrit :
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