Hi Sharon and fellow Arachnids,
Some time ago I did try out some decals on cheap beginnersâ bobbins. I
varnished the bobbins first (2 layers) applied the decals and then varnished
again (2 layers when I did it first 3 layers later) The varnish yellowed the
decals slightly, but it did protect
I think there might be a lot of difference between decals for models, which sit
on shelves and do not rub against things, and decals on bobbins, which contact
hands and a pillow as well as other bobbins while being used. This could make
a big difference in the amount of protection required in o
Saved my pennies and splurged on a wonderful book called DIE LETZTEN IHRER
ART. It's about types of laces made in the former Sudetenland after the
war, and it's a beautiful book
The style of the lace in the book, to me, looks like a cross between Idrija
and Lepoglava laces.the winding clo
I have done this without prep onto wooden beginner bobbins and some of the
decals lifted off so I would prep first.
Jenny Brandis,
Western Australia
Rick & Sharon Whiteley wrote:
>Rooting through my late Father’s hobby supplies I came across a Testors kit
>for making custom decals for model
Someone replied to my September 1st post about Ithaca Lace Days saying they
were coming, too. Can't find the message.
Would you please resend?
Thanks.
Peg
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Rooting through my late Father’s hobby supplies I came across a Testors kit
for making custom decals for models. It occurred to me that would be rather
handy if you wanted to produce detailed motifs for bobbins. Has anyone had
experience with this sort of thing? I’m sure someone out there has
