http://www.recipezaar.com/bb/viewtopic.zsp?t=104691 for your measurements
All-purpose flour is plain flour
http://www.foodsubs.com/Syrups.html and scroll down to find molasses
I used to spend a lot of time on Recipezaar so got used to converting a lot of
measurements! :o)
Helen in Dorset
You mean like little versions of these?
http://tinyurl.com/cb3jpt
I've always called them butterfly clips.
Helen in Dorset
--- On Thu, 23/4/09, Maureen Bromley maur...@roger.karoo.co.uk wrote:
Geronimo I have found them. there is no reference on them but they are like
very small bulldog
To: Helen Tucker helen9...@yahoo.co.uk
Cc: lace-chat@arachne.com
Date: Thursday, 2 April, 2009, 4:41 PM
Did anyone work out the timings for non-industrial strength microwaves?
Some of us are still on 650w! (and I think the majority in the family
are no higher than 800-850w).
In message
I found that sandwiching a bookmark between two rulers worked quite well. It
did need a bit of jigging around but not as much as I think you'd need with a
knitting needle. I have this feeling that I also used a clean chopstick to
poke the tassle on the end straight.
Helen in Dorset who really
By Imperial, do you mean inches or wire gauge? Either way, there is another
conversion table here
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http://www.jewelrymaking-beads-library.com/wire-gauge.html
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I can't remember how wire gauge is calculated, but it's something to do with
how long a length of wire can be made out of a certain
Ah, there is one type of English lace that is back-to-front :o) Downton lace
(from the Dorset/Wiltshire area) is worked with the footside/headside swapped
compared to other English laces. Don't ask me why though, 'cause I couldn't
tell you!
Helen, Somerset, UK
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Hi,
I'd post to people directly but my computer has decided that it doesn't have a
network card any more - so I have lots of emails that I can't reply directly to
any more. I'm currently using a library computer at uni.
My ornament did go in the post, although I missed the Arachne deadline, I
Okay, I give up :o) Who is the Professor and what is this website that
everyone always talks about but no-one ever links to?
Helen (SomersetPoole, UK)
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How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday
snaps
Nail varnish remover also works to rub the sticky off with.
Helen, Somerset, UK
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Hi Ann I use Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland. Works every time and it's
doesn't smell nasty
jenny barron
Scotland
Ann McClean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings
Hi,
I'm no expert at this one, but I think there might be different addresses for
the majordomo for the main lists and the digests - you might be emailing the
wrong one.
Hope this helps,
Helen, Sunny Somerset, UK
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Hello there -
As my subject line says, I
Ahh, got it, I think.
It's not unsubscribe lace that you need, it's something like unsubscribe
lace-digest Hopefully someone else can tell you exactly what command you need
:-)
Helen
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Hello there -
As my subject line says, I need help unsubscribing.
Hi,
I think the consensus has been - it's broken and can't be mended. Thanks also
to a couple of you that have said that you've got another polystyrene pillow
that I could have, but I think I'm going to go with something a bit sturdier
when I get one for me. If memory serves me right, I think
Thanks for all of the help, everyone. I'm sorry if anyone was scared off by
the way I phrased my original questions, but I'm studying Physics and Chemistry
at uni, so instead of looking at, say, temperature and time, I was
investigating thickness of thread and apparent weight code :o)
The
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