Diane mentioned using a large square with knotted corners for carrying
pillows around in and I do something similar.
I use a large table cloth (not my best lacy, linen or Battenberg cloths),
but a couple of casual ones. I have 2 large pillows that don't have bags,
so I have them wrapped in table
On this thread I used to have a pillow carrier that was not much more
then a strip of pleated cloth. Lay pillow in center, pick up banded ends
and the material folded in on the pillow. Very nice.
I can't even remember who gave it to me..and THAT is unusual.
I loaned it out and never g
e adrift from the threads!
Carol - Suffolk UK
'Deliver us, Lord, from every evil, and grant us peace in our day.'
- Original Message -
From: "Susan Reishus"
To: "post to Arachne"
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 4:05 PM
Subject: [lace] Re: Travel Pillow
I
For a large pillow, one square yard is not big enough. Most fabrics in
the USA are about 45 inches wide, so buy 45 inches (1-1/4 yd) to make
your Carry Cloth. I use these a lot. I like to use batik fabric because
it's pretty on both sides so I can use either side up.
Alice in Oregon -- where i
It works surprisingly well.
Diane Williams
drswilli...@yahoo.com
Galena Illinois USA
My blog - http://dianelaces.wordpress.com/
- Original Message
From: Susan Reishus
To: post to Arachne
Sent: Thu, May 20, 2010 10:05:26 AM
Subject: [lace] Re: Travel Pillow
I don't see why yo
"making up a travel pillow, it sits & gather dust...I prefer my simple small 5
block pillow" Noelene
I have to say, that I loved the nuances and design detail of the Spanish
pillow on YouTube. I have created this kind of thing for other uses, but the
bobbin tote was even more involved (perhaps to
I haven't flown with my travel pillow in aeons - but I think the last
time I did was during the Gulf War, from Melbourne to Denver.
Interestingly, it was when I went through handluggage screening where
the x-ray machines were run by women, that I had to open up my pillow
and explain what it was. T
