Sue
The polystyrene in your old pillows is the problem. I would no recommend
buying another like that. Do look for one which is poly ethylene. They seem
to be lifelong pillows. I have several, with no damaged centers. They are
just as light as polystyrene, but don't shed crumbs or
The polystyrene in your old pillows is the problem. I would not recommend
buying another like that. Do look for one which is poly ethylene.
But as Brenda has already said, Sue is in the UK and (as far as I know) we
don't have poly ethylene pillows on sale here. Are they the ones that
Meant to sent this to lace.
In UK high density polystyrene pillows (light weight) are available from:
http://www.jofirthlacemaking.co.uk/viewProduct.php?id=1019
Go for a flat round one, rather than a domed pillow, which gives more
flexibility when doing larger pieces.
I bought a lovely
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From: Agnes Boddington
ag...@weatherwax.karoo.co.uk
To: lace@arachne.com
Sent: Sunday, 22 January
2012, 19:59
Subject: [lace] pillow questions
Meant to sent this to lace.
In UK high density polystyrene pillows (light weight) are available from:
http://www.jofirthlacemaking.co.uk
