Hi Alice and all
I make all my travel pillows with pool noodle as the centre core but I
then wrap around it with multiple layers of felt (about 2.5cm or 1"
thick) before the final covering of fabric. The felt is thick enough to
hold the pins on their own so all the pool noodle does is provide
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Subject: Re: [lace] Making a roller pillow...help
My several travel pillows all have rollers made from a
>>>From: Ann-Marie Lördal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How did you attach it to the pillow? I have been suggested to hold it down
with velcro (I was thinking of using drain pipe holders, dressed in fabric,
and put them at an angle in the hole for the original roller :-)) but
velcro sounds better. <<<
Dear Ann-Marie,
perhaps you could attach the velcro to a cover cloth, which can then be
pinned firmly over your pillow, to attach the roller. Thinking about it, it
might be possible to simply pin the velcro to your pillow. I've not tried
anything like this, but it would seem to be worth experime
Hi Ann-Marie and lace list
Yes, your wool fabric around the pool noodle will work fine. The noodle
won't receive direct pinholes if the pins go through several layers of
fabric first. You might want to wrap a layer of cotton fabric over it all
I like having a cotton surface with wool underneath. I
I do have to pay a visit to the home depot, I really have to see this stuff.
Sounds good just to unwind it. Thank you so much for your help.
Now another thing. How did you attach it to the pillow? I have been
suggested to hold it down with velcro (I was thinking of using drain pipe
holders, dressed
On 28 Mar 2004, at 10:29, Ann-Marie Lördal wrote:
Hi
I am making a roller pillow as the ones I have are not wide enough. I
have
started with a swim noodle and added extensions of the same kind to
make it
thicker. But I need to make it even thicker! What is the best way to
do? I
have a lot
Thank you for your suggestions about rollers. This is not a bolster I am
going to make, just a roller to put on top of my Christina pillow as I am
going to make a scarf from the latest danish Kniplemagasinet and the roller
for the Christina pillow was just "that" not wide enough.
I never thought ab
ash.
Handy to have tho should I ever decide to do a 15 inch wide piece of lace ...
Lori probably has a roller (bolster) pillow directions on her web site.
Happy rollering,
Betty Ann in Roanoke Virginia USA
Ann-Marie Lördal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Subject: Re: [lace] making a roller
At 01:29 AM 3/28/2004, you wrote:
Hi
I am making a roller pillow as the ones I have are not wide enough. I have
started with a swim noodle and added extensions of the same kind to make it
thicker. But I need to make it even thicker! What is the best way to do?
Hi,
For a temporary roller, a s
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