perhaps make a
christening gown or something with lace strips and good quality cloth. Or
else to use to decorate around hanky edges or ring pillow, or something
similar.
Sue T where it is blowing wild and wet, but please dont allow the snow to
get this far south, I dont like it:-)
The other
has also been washed in the same way without problems. I dont have
a dryer.
I am going to play with patterns so will see what works well and what causes
me problems:-)
thank you for your add ons.
Sue T
Just remember if you are going to do a wider piece of lace, check that your
roller pillow has
and didn't buy anything this year that just needed that extra bit of lace:-)
hense the reason I have time to play and get used to this new pillow I have
only had for 5 or 6 months:-)
Sue T
It looks like a fairly small roller to me, so definitely try a small
sample of
lots of bobbins first. Looks
(by sitting on my lap:-)
Sue T
Dear Sue,
I wanted to see the picture of your travel pillow on your website. I
went there, saw the really cute picture of you making lace with the cat
looking on, seeing what is able to be caught. But I could find no
picture of a travel pillow. Could you please
in progress and the longest piece of lace ever made by myself in all the 10
years of lacemaking.
Thank you to you and all the other kind people for their advice and
suggestions.
Sue T
Hi Sue,
There was a discussion on Arachne in the past where it was suggested that
if you
intend to do yardage
I agree with Malvary about the width.
I only came to like roller pillows when I was given a Swedish one, which is
more substantial than a foam one, and has a much wider apron, so gives me
plenty of space for wider strips.
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pillow, but I like the wider apron that the Swedish pillow gives me so much,
that I have moved over to using that much more.
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to put in the front as you work? It has
only got 14 or 15 pairs in the work and on a 2mm dia grid, so fairly close
together.
Alice, I am working the pattern I made up for you for the exchange g.
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to put in the front as you work? It has
only got 14 or 15 pairs in the work and on a 2mm dia grid, so fairly close
together.
Alice, I am working the pattern I made up for you for the exchange g.
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use one of the
little rolling pin shapes to roll the lace around for safe keeping but there
is no where to pin it down on this pillow.
Closed up it is like a small rectangular shopping bag, with the roller in the
bottom.
Any suggestions please
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Hi Bev, There is a little pocket but it is sideways on and wouldn't hold the
lace. Maybe if I where to wrap a clean hanky around it until it gets longer
but then feel it should be rolled around something so it doesn't have
creases in.
I went to bed so excited and pleased with myself, LOL.
Sue
use one of the
little rolling pin shapes to roll the lace around for safe keeping but there
is no where to pin it down on this pillow.
Closed up it is like a small rectangular shopping bag, with the roller in the
bottom.
Any suggestions please
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Lora, if you just google dotted paper it gives you access to a site where you
can print off all kinds of lines, squares, graphs, and dots, it also gives you
the ability to put in what size dots, spacing etc. and it's free.
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that it is
currently 25% off, with free shipping, so cost me $5.24 in total! I'm not
sure how long the offer runs on Threads website, but you may want to visit
it soon!
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Susan Hottle commented that she had not realised that boot buttons were
glass. From my memory of some of my shoes in the 1930/40s they weren't all
glass!! I think there were several different types and it could have come
down to what you were prepared to pay!!
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know who they were from but guessed what sort of thing they were offering.
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Hi Viv
Crocheters in the miniature world say that Venne Colcoton and it's
like work well with a .75 or .5 hook. I've used a .6 with DMC80 with
great success, and 120 with a .4, to make mats etc for dolls house
fanatic friends!
Sue in East Yorks
On 29 Nov 2011, at 19:20, viv.l
keep the charm. (ooh I
like that idea). I am definately going to have a hard time choosing
charms, good fun though.
Sue T
If you really want to go crazy and go for charms associated with love and
weddings, look up the silver charms sold for charm bracelets - loads of
ideas on ebay: church
golden heart which might be good for the task:-)
I still have a little black cat brooch with the three legged motif for the
Isle of Man. I must have had that since I was about 6.
Sue T, Dorset UK. Our weather also milder and glorious sunshine at the
moment. Last year we had snow at this time
Thank you, I will keep my eyes open when out and about, who knows what I
might find now you have all opened my eyes to so many lovely charm ideas.
Sue T
Dorset UK where the wind is blowing again and frost promised for tonight,
brr
I've been buying charms from a bead store. They have
with a particular hobby at the time, but for now I am just interested in the
ones that have been considered lucky for many years.
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Are you sure it's a 'health' and not a 'wealth' warning Jan??? LOL
Sue in East Yorks
On 26 Nov 2011, at 22:04, jan tregidgo wrote:
Missenden Abbey ran three classes that weekend, (March 1980) led by
Miss
Dawson, Miss Miller and Margaret Tite. I was in Jean Millers class
and she
got me
with a particular hobby at the time, but for now I am just interested in the
ones that have been considered lucky for many years.
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soon after the
wedding, relaundering and storing for the future uses. This I feel needs to
go with the garter for the future.
Can anyone point me to archive about this, if its already been covered
before.
Many thanks
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Lora,
I am convinced that because I am a Gemini I very quickly get bored with one
particular thing , but because lace has so many types to learn, I am still
smitten after over 20years of lacemaking and cannot ever see myself getting
tired of it.
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information as passed on in previous threads of mail about washing lace, but
it is really this perspiration issue that concerns me.
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preparing to make the small cat piece and give
the garter a rest, :-( I had hoped I was done.
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in
30 plus. A friend told me this morning that she had a silver 6pence sewn
into her garter and still has it today, over 30 years later. The garter I
wore was borrowed from my sister, so I dont have that.
Sue T
The other question I now have is should I make up the garter with elastic
and ribbon
Some fabulour information in this, some I would never have thought of.
Thank you for this detail and I will save that for reading through at the
time.
Thank you so much for this.
Sue T
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The other
other arachnians would have done please?
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around the lace itself.
Sue T
Hi Sue and Arachnids,
Beginnings and endings in lace are always a problem as we only do one of
each on a piece of continuous lace. In the case of a garter I would hide
the start/finish with a ribbon/bow and maybe something that is special to
the bride, i.e
try:
http://www.lokk.nl/
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Do you have a link for LOKK. I did a search and came up with nothing lacey.
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Brilliant book and brilliant results, Jean. Thank you.
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Thank you Arachnids for the helpful suggestions and explanations, I have the
feeling that I have forgotten to respond to one of them, but have deleted the
original email now.
So if I haven't individually thanked you for your help I apologise and am
grateful.
Sue T
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I'll have to take it to lace class tonight, so that Maureen, Agnes
the rest of the crew can see it!!! VBG
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the working out using Brendas book at the beginning but with
straight patterns on the footside. Is there a similar way to decide and
choose grid or thread sizes for circular lace?
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Oops... I forgot to say that didn't I?? The postage was less than
expected as well!
BTW Jacqui, we may come and bop you if you don't think about coming to
our Lace Day a week on Saturday!!! LOL
Sue in East Yorkshire
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I would add
current
platform. I for one would not join if it was on Facebook or anything like
that! It is possible to send pictures that you want to share with Arachne
to a specially set up place (can't remember the details, but they are
available!!) So what would be the point of moving it anyway!!
Sue
Good morning all,
Just thought I would let you know that Ben Archer of A R
Archer Ltd has updated his website. Very fresh and pretty and gorgeous bobbins
of course.
No relation just an admirer of his great skills and beautiful
work.
Sue.
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display the lace fans are just beautiful.
Sue T
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Here is an embroidered net fan in color:
https://picasaweb.google.com/105906042417998482336/OLIVAVALENCIA301O2011?feat
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Lorelei
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I like Judith Holroyd's picture! It's worth going to the site just to see
what she put up as her ID!!
http://needlelacetalk.ning.com
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Hi All
Whoever put that it's sold in the UK just cost me... LOL I've
ordered it!! Yes Maureen Agnes, I will show you it when it arrives!!!
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in support pins on occasion. I think your idea of
painting the head of the support pins red is BRILLIANT!! I will have to get
out the red paint too!!
Sincerely,
Sue Fink
Masterton, New Zealand
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Happy Birthday Avital!!
Incidentally, I've heard from the supplier that the Beds book that
Leonard mentioned in his posts is on its way!! (Thanks for letting me
know Pat) Can't wait!! I do agree with Noelene we do not need
excuses to need lace books! VBG
Sue in East Yorks
Hi Iowa lacemakers
Please could one (or more!) of you contact JJ â see messages below
Sue
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From: c s
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2011 10:08 PM
To: Sue Babbs
Subject: Re: [lace] learning diagrams
I am 125 miles from there, but when do they meet? I am50 miles from
waterloo
JJ
Are you in the Cedar Rapids area? If so they have a thriving lace guild -
the Doris Southard lace guild
Sue (in Illinois, but 4 hours from Cedar Rapids)
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do teach lace, and come
away an understanding of a new type.Word or mouth is an excellent
recommendation of finding a good lace teacher (or any other kind come to
that:-)
Sue T
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Thus a lace teacher really
should not do things calculated
So that's where Maureen gets it from!!! I usually take it out, but
not always
Sue in East Yorks
On 30 Oct 2011, at 06:14, Alex Stillwell wrote:
Hi Arachnids
When I was in a workshop learning Honiton lace from Lauretta Clark I
did
something looked not quite right. I asked if I should
been a huge help in helping
me with particular ideas or sticking points (although i would have been
working lace anyway), you all just helped improve it and I love the ideas
and info that gets thrashed out around the world.
Long may it continue.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Sometimes you have to live
should leave the class.
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early.
Also, (between these gifts), I have been working a strip of garter lace and am
just over the half way mark.
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Love it Joy!!! So... does this mean that if the gorblach doesn't look
perfect (which, of course, we know it will) one can always'
callifudge' as Maureen on this list would say LOL
And please can you explain how to frammis the wilberstan??
Sue
On 28 Oct 2011, at 14:46, Joy Beeson
which was in september, and another piece of
christmas lace so I could see how the pattern turned corners!!
One day I will get them all finished, but there will always be at
least two or three things on the go!!!
Sue in EY
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A mother is driving her little girl to her friend's house for a play date..
'Mommy,'the little girl asks, 'how old are you?'
'Honey, you are not supposed to ask a lady her age,' the mother replied.
'It's not polite.'
'OK', the little girl says, 'How much do you weigh?'
'Now really,' the
I don't know what the local guild is, but I do know that Clay Blackwell
organizes the most wonderful lacemaking week at Sweet Briar College,
Lynchburg each summer. I'm sure Clay will be in touch with you to tell you
more
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and will check
out the other one as well before I bother buying more types. I dont use it
very often, so dont want lots of different types drying up around the place.
It is always fascinating reading all the replies, so thank you all.
Sue T
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reply to lace@arachne.com (for lace related topics) and only reply to the
individual who has posted if we want to chat privately with them.
We also have Arachne-chat for non-lace related subjects, though that is much
quieter than it used to be
Sue
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in the future
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I think I also recall people on this list talking about a book /video in the
Madeline series about lacemaking.
Sue
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You might suggest the Children's librarian put out The Lace Snail by
Betsy
Byers.
Devon
I think it was a typo, and should have read lace
Sue
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Subject: [lace] Re: Ring Sizer
I am not familiar with the term lade. Can you explain please?
TIA,
Susan
door
lace curtain this year:-) but they are quick to make.
So if I can do it Chris, so can you grin.
Sue T
Dorset UK
I had problems with shuttle tatting, so I purchased, Learn Needle Tatting
Step by Step by Barbara Foster. Still available on Amazon. Used should
be fine. Only book I'm
what this
is,? It has lace inside and she wondered if it might be a mourning piece.
So any ideas please from you folks, Daphne would love to hear.
Sue T
I have added three photos to the Webshots page and had no problem with
them. If
you click on each picture they will enlarge. This link should
A few weeks ago there was a photo somewhere on the list regarding a
lacemaking tool.
I think i've just found it!!
http://www.spangles4beads.co.uk/Pages_Supplies/FrameSuppliesIntro.html
Go down to wooden ring sizer!!
Sue in East yorks
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to be careful
of loosing what it there, but so far haven't been able to click on and bring
any picture up to its full size.
Sue T
Daphne wrote.
Hello everyone
I have been trying to upload a picture of a pendant which I was
going
to ask if anyone knows what it is.
It is a teardrop shape
I should also have said that they seem to be trying to encourage people to
pay to upgrade, is this right?
Sue T
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I have also been into the webshots to check it out and upload but its
completely different and nothing happening. thumbnails in a long line on
black
. Try giving it to a friend, young relation, old
relation anyone who has ever expressed an interest in lace... tell
them about your closest teacher...
We may revive this hobby yet!!
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 15 Oct 2011, at 23:04, Lyn Bailey wrote:
Wear lace. That way you can talk about
got the Need and Want the right way round???
Sue in East Yorks
On 14 Oct 2011, at 08:07, Jean Nathan wrote:
One of the problems is that once you've got your basic pillow,
sufficient bobbins and (usually too many) books (for you to complete
everything in it you want to), really the only thing
to put
it on 'clean' and dry a week or more later. Is there someway to get rid of
it now? It is commercial lace, not handmade.
Sue T
Dorset UK
A very old fashion remedy for this problem comes from my late great
Victorian era aunt Ina, soak item whether
it be of cotton or linen content in cold
The blood went on while it was on a wash rack. It is in the wash basket now
but hasn't yet been rewashed and I dont use a dryer or iron, so it should be
fine to give it a go.
Many thanks.
Sue T
Hello Sue:
If the machine made lace has not been pressed, there is a 50% chance that
the salt
Oh my goodness, I never win anything and have been trying to find this chart
for some time.
Thank you very much for your kindness and generosity, Jean, and I am tickled
pink with this news.
All the best,
Sue.
Cornwall. UK
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So am I the only person that would use a ruler LOL
Sue in EY
On 7 Oct 2011, at 09:25, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
No, the big knobs on the ends would get in the way. All I use is a
piece of paper with two parallel line (computer printed for
accuracy) drawn on it.
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admission . This is a MUST for me and I will be booking a train to
Cambridge as soon as possible.
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I have a tatting needle, its 5 long and purchased from Roseground supplies, my
friend Daphne swears it is easy to use and is fast but I struggle to get the
hang of it, practice makes perfect (or so they say)
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it and
see how much fun you can have, how many wonderful people you get to have
contact with and the pitfalls there can be too.
Best wishes,
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wouldn't be needed with a latch. I got the hooks out to
check, and they don't have a latch but instead a more serious barb than a
fine crochet hook.
You can guess I didn't really take to tambouring!
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Before making a roller with them, I would suggest trying to stick a pin into
a few taut layers of them, and seeing if it goes in easily, and holds its
position well
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We have quite a few
afterwards, but lots
of times I want other threads for the next pieces and dont want so many
bobbins left holding thread indefinately.
Am I going overboard with the amounts, or is this the sensible amount?
Advice please.
Sue T
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I spent with time on my hands just knitting and crochet when I
could have been learning all these lovely techniques with more years ahead of
me to use them. grin
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the
two bobbins not having quite the same amount of thread as I like to add
single bobbins if needed but not more than one at a time.
Anyway thank you David for your input.
Sue T
Dorset UK
David Wrote
As a rule I put 4 times the length of the pricking, but still often do too
much. However, I
The easiest way to describe the tambour hook is to think of it as a
miniature rug hook i.e. the flap closes as you pull the hook back through
the net.
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I spent with time on my hands just knitting and crochet when I
could have been learning all these lovely techniques with more years ahead of
me to use them. grin
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, they look much better.
Sue T
Dorset UK
It is not common practice to wash lace until it is necessary. If the item
is
only a few inches across it can be placed on a sheet of polstyrene and
pinned
to it through all the pinholes around the edge - like blocking out. (Check
that your pins
A lovely looking piece of lace which I shouldn't have shown to my DH, g.
Very unusual and very effective.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Jean Nathan wrote
I've finally finished my version of the Willow Pattern Plate designed by
Jean Stacey (named 'Inspiration on a Plate' by her) which was featured in
UK Lace
neatly
filed and seldom looked at these days!
I could find the webshots page but couldn't find the actual lace that I wanted
to see. Obviously doing it wrong - again!
Isn't it great that there is always someone here who can help you?
Love and thanks,
Sue. Cornwall. UK (Sunny, dry and very windy
Thanks to the kind help I received I have been able to see Jean's beautiful
piece of work and am so glad I asked for help as it was well worth looking at.
I loved the dark gimp which brought it to life.
Many thanks,
Sue. Cornwall. UK.
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So definitely an oops then David??
Sue in EY
On 6 Sep 2011, at 15:07, David C COLLYER wrote:
At 05:13 AM 6/09/2011, Nancy Neff wrote:
How nice to hear of your AHA moment,
I had a big AHAAA moment yesterday of a different kind when
I cut the point ground while trimming off some
Hi All
I seem to remember that the old 'lace' crochet hooks used the same
gauge as knitting needles which would make this size a 0.6mm
hook
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 6 Sep 2011, at 10:57, Jean Nathan wrote:
Boulton's indented crochet hook No.23 - who knows what modern size
Hello All
Just remembered, (my excuse is the wedding preparations for Madams
wedding), I forgot to post the postcards!! They're on their way
tomorrow folks!!
Sue
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Surely Hastings is in Sussex (by the sea!!), not Kent! At least it was when
I went there for a swimming competition in the 1950s!!
Sue Fink
Masterton,
New Zealand
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I am looking to find the pattern of the 3D bird which has wings that attach to
the top and give it a lovely look. I have seen two of them made by fellow
arachnids and one at the poole bobbin lace day so there is a pattern out there
for it.
Can anyone tell me where I might find it please.
Sue T
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CT takes you back to the basics and is cross twist
Sue
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As I tend to work from a pricking and picture to make lace I've forgotten
what
CT etc means and can't find it in any of my books.
So guys, humour me and let me know.
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
thelace
Nancy
Iâm sure that helps Liz work out her lace stitches enormously! : )
Sue
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Nah. Ignore her, Liz.
Everyone knows CT stands for Connecticut.
Nancy
in Connecticut, USA
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CT takes you back to the basics and is cross twist
a
small packet of tissues with a note to tell them which to show and which to
use to blow:-) I know to use acid free tissue, but folded, rolled, or how?
perhaps to be loosely folded not crushed into a box!!!
Sue T, with no experience of this.
Sue T
Dorset UK
www.hurwitzend.co.uk
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pattern (I need to learn and
work at practising with the different type of pillow).
Sue T
Dorset UK
Sue T
Dorset UK
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I did that with a banyan tree's aerial roots in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
this spring! It was hard going as there weren't any bobbins to keep them in
order as I worked!
Sue
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From: David C COLLYER
I recall back in the late 90s working
works for yourself, but hearing what others do or dont do might very well
help make small adjustments to what we do.
Sue T Dorset UK
One thing that has to be considered is if there are any personal physical
considerations to take into account which make one way of sitting
uncomfortable
,
Sue T
but how to store it so I can find it later?
Right now some are in plastic sleeve files - sorted on type ; length,
cornered, christmas, mat etc some with my teaching notes some in the
stack
on the bookshelf some ... It is just not *organised* so when I am hunting
for a pricking I can never
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