>Sent: Sep 17, 2011 9:37 AM
>To: Witchy Woman , lace@arachne.com
>Subject: Re: [lace] French roller pillow roller
>
>Peg in Fairview Park OH where it's cloudy and chilly...what happened to that
>smooth
>segue into Autumn this year?
>
>It is waiting for Ithaca weeke
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
Sue
sueba...@comcast.net
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From: Lora
Sent: Saturday, September 17, 2011 8:14 AM
We have quite a few
Peg in Fairview Park OH where it's cloudy and chilly...what happened to that
smooth
segue into Autumn this year?
It is waiting for Ithaca weekend so that Lyn and her friend who are camping
won't freeze and so that we all have a good drive with no s
No, I can't mentioned that word yet.
Just a quick thought while we're on the subject.
We have quite a few of those old acrylic "wool" blankets (remember how scratchy
they were?)
That are well washed and a bit ratty now, I wonder how they would fare as
padding for a roller
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>I would like to make a roller to go in it and I have wool, but I'm not sure
how
>tightly the wool should be wound on the dowel.
Be sure to shrink the
wool first. Easiest way is put it in the washer on the
hottest cycle and run
it through once or twice. Then put it in the dryer on the
hottes
Tight! As tight as your fingers can do it... or you and someone else to help.
You don't want it to slip or move when done. The pins need to be held firmly
in place when making lace.
Alice in Oregon
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From: lizke...@netscape.net
I need some suggestions from anyon
I need some suggestions from anyone willing to offer them! I bought a used
bobbin lace pillow that is like a French roller pillow. It has an outer frame
of wood with another inner box of wood that had a cone insert for
handkerchiefs, but no roller pillow. The cone insert had it's own frame,
whic
