Hello Lorraine
One way is to secure the bobbins to the pillow with double-pronged
jeweller's pins.
I use these when transporting a pillow with lace work in progress on,
and they never fail to keep the
bobbins in place.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Lorraine Weiss wrote:
Hello all--
A
I would pay nought for a doll, lace doll or otherwise.
Have had a lifelong aversion of dolls.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Sue Babbs wrote:
Someone would pay $850 - for a doll??
Sue
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Wendy Lawton's Bobbin Lace doll
Dear Steph,
I too have some old Sylko 40 (Dewhurst's Three Shells Machine Twist
mercised cotton) which is on wooden 100 yd (91m) spools probably from
the 70's it was part of grandmother-in-law's horde (school books to
sugar, haberdashery) Brenda measured it at 28 w/cm. I used it
once
Hi Agnes,
And what are double pronged jewellers pins and where do I get them from?
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I don't know how to babbin lace but I like the lace.
Someone mentioned a demostration about Croatian lace.
I come from Croatia and I know that in an island there is a special lace
that was almost disappearing. They begun to teach again. The local call it
(White gold). It takes hours fo
Ah and then there is me who loves dolls but I won't pay that much for a
doll!!
Cearbhael
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Try Rio Grande at http://riogrande.com/
Click on Virtual Library, then on display and packaging, then search for
display pins.
Nickel plated pins, in either silver or gold colored, 5/16th wide by x
7/8 long, are $2.95. For a thousand.
This is where I've bought my jewelry making stuff for
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Someone would pay $850 - for a doll??
I know several doll collectors and you would be amazed at the amounts paid
for dolls.
Dianne in Dunlap, TN
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I accidently replied to Cherry only, but meant this for the list...Sorry Cherry!
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Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2007 08:00:28 -0800 (PST)
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To: Cherry Knobloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's a fun place to
Cherry wrote:
Try Rio Grande at http://riogrande.com/
Click on Virtual Library, then on display and packaging, then search for
display pins.
Wanted a username and password with message We are a member-only website
for people who make or sell jewellery., so unless you're prepared to sign
up
Hi Cherry and other Gentle Spiders,
I tried to navigate their web site but couldn't even register. Did I miss
something? I freely admit that I'm roadkill on the information superhighway,
but have never had any problem navigating a web site or registering if required.
Happy Lacemaking,
Betty
Dear Spiders,
Sorry I replied to Betty but forgot to reply to the list. You have to
become a customer of Rio Grande before you can register online. I
suggest that you call their phone # 1.800.545.6566 and then ask to
register as a customer. If they ask, tell them you do beadwork and
beaded
Thanks, dear spiders, for all the help in my quest to learn Puncetto.
I finally finished a small motif yesterday during a mercifully quiet
day at work.
I've posted a picture on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/spindexr/1899412948/
I used a size 26 tapestry needle and DMC size 80 cotton
I watched the Puncetto video again and I see where I missed some of
the filled squares between the four diamonds. Oh, well, I'll just have
to try again! ;-)
Avital
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Interesting, thanks Janice! I came out as a Hunter Soul - I can relate to some
of the description :-)
Regards, Helen.
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Try this questionnaire to see what kind of soul you are. Mine was a New
Soul. Fun but not
I'm a Seeker Soul and it seemed pretty accurate :)
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Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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