Someone recently asked a question about a thread seller in Groningen. I
can't find the email. Would the writer please contact me. I may have
your answer.
Alice in Oregon
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Well, there were 11 e-mails waiting for me this morning, so it looks a
good idea.
You never know this might encourage some of the lurkers to participate.
I forget to say that when a postcard has been received, please inform
the sender.
OK, no more rules regulations as this is meant to be
Our local Office Max sells page protectors labeled archival safe: acid free.
Are these suitable for lace storage? I really would like the opinion of an
expert among you-all.
Doris in Chicago Area .
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I had to go check on my oven bags and mine are made by the Reynolds Co.
I'll see if they have the ones by Glad. Wonder if ours would be acid
free? Patsy
Reynolds states that theirs are made of heat resistant nylon, which I assume
should be fine. It is often the core of yarn (such as baby kid
Hi Bev and All, Yes, the thin sheet of silk is called a hanky. I
wasn't sure how that would translate around the world. I also bought some
called caps which I think are a little bigger. THe quality of my thread
is just right for knitting though my second batch came out more regular
than my
Hi Marilyn,
Varigated thread can be used with discretion in bobbin lace. If you have
an intricate design, then NO. The thread varigation will detract from
the design, or hide the design completely. However, if you have
something without a design, then varigated thread can add spice to the
Dear lace storers,
I have some problems with the oven bags recommendation described by Shirley
in Australia, and since the topic is moving right along, let me suggest:
Before you all hurry out to buy these bags, they sound like they will
seal contents, and so lace or linens will not be
Hello All! In from the garden for the night so will toss in a comment about
variegated threads. Shortly after I started making lace, I fell in love with
Oliver Twist threads. They are easy to use, come in a wide range of yummy
colors are a nice size for simple Torchon patterns. They are
Mark a little bird told me it's your birthday today
HAPPY BIRTHDAY and hope there's lots of lacemaking!!!
Sue in EY
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Hi Mark,
A very happy birthday wish from sunny Elloughton in NE England.
Agnes Boddington
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Thank you all for the birthday wishes :)
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