>>>From: Jean Nathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I found that I couldn't tell where the hole was in a transparent cover, so I
made another, and stuck a circle of pale blue transparent film on the
plastic before cutting the hole, leaving a thin pale blue rim around the
edge of the hole.<<<
A friend o
I found that I couldn't tell where the hole was in a transparent cover, so I
made another, and stuck a circle of pale blue transparent film on the
plastic before cutting the hole, leaving a thin pale blue rim around the
edge of the hole.
Jean in Poole
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At 03:13 AM 3/16/2004, you wrote:
Good morning All,
Has anyone out there tried working on a smooth, plastic cover cloth?
Hi,
Several of my friends use these with tape laces. The circle with the hole
in the middle helps keep the working threads off previous pin heads. The
hole needs to be fai
Jean,
When working Honiton and simliar laces I always use acetate to surround the area I'm
working on then a cover cloth with a hold cut in the middle (that sounds worse than it
really is).
I find that the acetate underneath the cover cloth gives the cover cloth a diferrent
feel to that of the
Good morning All,
Has anyone out there tried working on a smooth, plastic cover cloth? I
had read about them, 'somewhere' and when I saw some at the NEC last
year decided to buy a couple to try. I know that in France many people
work with a smooth piece of leather under their bobbins. The one I
