Thanks for the info! Can you post some photos, and a link to the beads and
finished pin cushions? This sounds interesting,
Jocelyn Froese
Winnipeg, central Canada
>From the land of ice and snow! Digging out from a Colorado storm, time to make
>lace!
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Someone gave me a bag of the beads they use to stuff dolls to use in a
pincushion. I found they worked very well. I've had the same pincushion in
use for over 10 years, it has never altered shape, holds the pins well, no
sign of corrosion in some brass pins that have been in there for ages (I
Dear Sally and those interested,
New Year's Resolution: Make a pincushion for a friend?
Quite some time ago, I wrote a memo comparing my large old tomato
pincushion with small new tomato pincushions. A simple Arachne archive search
did
not find it, so maybe the subject line was
Hi Malvary,
Yeah, I noticed that afterwards. I've tried to remove the @panix from my
email, but, I guess the Ghosts of Arachne past still linger in the bowels of
my pc and email.
Thanks for the reminder, though.
Helen, in chilly Duvall, WA
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