Susan, thanks for sharing, what beautiful wire lace jewellery I keep
thinking about doing wire lace but have not quite got round to it yet,
must see if I can get some larger bobbins as I only have midlands and
Honiton neither of which are any good for wire.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Thank you! I'm always pleased when people enjoy my work. If you're
curious about trying wire lace, I'd suggest just getting some very
fine wire (0.2mm or smaller--my favorite size is about 0.175mm) and
wind it on your ordinary bobbins--while I don't use midlands, I've
taught wire lace to
Thank you once again, I will try using my midlands and see what happens.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I am about to take a small section of linen lace (a reconstruction of a 16th or
early 17th furnishing lace) off my pillow, but I fear the season of pine pollen
will be upon me before I can get the lace finished, so I will need to gently
clean it before taking its final photographs. Also, I
On 3/14/07, Susan Lambiris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
despite being good to drink. Where would American Arachnids recommend I
look for distilled water? Also, since all my pins were stainless steel or
nickle-plated, would it be
How about a jug of drinking water from the grocery store?
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Bev
I don't think so. Drinking water, depending on the labeling, can be nothing
more than purified city water--such as City of Miami, Florida, drinking
water. Bleagh! Sometimes it's spring water, better tasting, but still may
have some minerals in it that wouldn't be good for Susan's purpose.
Susan, you can get distilled water by the gallon at Wal-Mart. The cost is
about the same as a gallon of drinking water, and the jugs look alike. Read
the label. They sell for less than $/gallon. I buy it all the time to
rinse lace and to use in my steam iron.
Feral Dag, Betty Ann
How
and mangling linen lace
On 3/14/07, Susan Lambiris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
despite being good to drink. Where would American Arachnids recommend I
look for distilled water? Also, since all my pins were stainless steel or
nickle-plated, would it be
How about a jug of drinking water from the grocery
Dear Arachnes, I see that earlier today I replied only to Sue.There is
information here that may be useful to some of our newer members, so now it is
going out to the list. Jeri
In a message dated 3/14/07 9:26:40 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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My well water is
