Hi Spiders,
I thought someone might be interested in this and there's only an hour and
half left and no bids.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3253669312category=114rd=1
Good luck,
Cindy in the northwoods of Wisconsin
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Hello Spiders,
Jeri wrote:
'The technique of metalwork embroidery is
used for the British Arms on the Queen's privy purse, in which she carries her
speeches to Parliament. The purses are replaced at intervals, most obviously
because of tarnishing silver threads used for the unicorn, and I saw a
. I guess that means I'm
going to have to be very picky as to what I use it for.
Have a great day,
Cindy Rusak, in sunny Wisconsin
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Hello Spiders,
I am also a very big fan of Maltese lace. It is probably my favourite,
stemming from inheriting a collar and a flounce from my grandmother, both
of which I used in my wedding gown. I have managed to do a Maltese cross
but haven't gotten any further - though I have plans for
Hello Spiders,
I have to admit I don't have my edging done yet either. I'm hoping to do a
black silk one but haven't decided on a pattern. Maybe this discussion
will get me motivated.
Cindy - in snowy Wisconsin
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Hello Spiders,
I came across these on eBay and thought someone might be interested in
them. I don't know anything about them but the price seems to be somewhat
reasonable. There's only a few hours left in the auction.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2387371784category=19158
Dear Fellow Arachnes,
My husband is attending a conference in Santiago de Compostela, Spain next
week and I was wondering if there are any shops that sell lace or
lace-related items. Originally I thought I would accompany him but it
didn't work out (too much money and other opportunities
Hello Arachnes,
In my search for tutu information I found a supplier for cotton bobbinette
at a reasonable price from a tutu supply company.
http://www.tutu.com/ntn_fabric_net.html
I'm not sure if this is suitable but it may be worth a look. Good luck.
Cindy - in cloudy Wisconsin where I'm
Hello Arachnes,
I enquired in June for information about the Maltese Lace Making course in
Gozo. I initially received a reply from Consiglia Azzopardi which stated
that she would send me information about the 2006 course. I didn't get
anything and emailed both her and the email address of
Dear Arachnes,
Another place that sells tussah silk is Treenway Silks in Canada:
http://www.treenwaysilks.com/yarns.html
I have some of the Bombyx silk (60/2 and 120/2) and it is quite nice.
Also Webs in the US sells various knitting and weaving silks - they have
60/2 silk in quite a variety
is that in the
exchange rate they use includes an extra 2-1/2% and it doesn't appear as an
extra charge. Maybe you have a better Visa account that doesn't charge a
fee - you'd have to check your user agreement
Cindy Rusak - in sunny, almost looking like spring, Wisconsin.
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Hi All,
Sorry for the double posting. I changed email providers recently and this
one doesn't send my messages back to me. After the original post didn't
turn up I checked my outgoing mail and thought that because I had put a
space between 'lace' and '@' it didn't get sent. When the second
Good Morning Arachnes,
There are some lace slides for sale on eBay. The auction finishes fairly
soon and so far there are no bids. Maybe there is a lace group out there
that would benefit from these.
Here is the link:
,
Cindy Rusak - in windy Wisconsin
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Dear Arachnes,
Sorry for taking so long to respond to this - I wasn't fully reading all of
the postings recently. I was very busy at the end of the school year and
then we went on a vacation to the west coast of Canada.
Kreink is selling off their supply of Au Ver A Soie through their
.
Happy lacing,
Cindy Rusak - in cloudy Wisconsin
At 02:46 PM 6/28/2006, you wrote:
Gentle Spiders,
I have a question born of a mix of curiosity and perplexity (I think).
Do any of you know if the 1979 reprint of Bobbin Lace: designs and
instruction by Ellen Lawrence and edited by the Kliots
be worth using an ATM once you get to
Montreal and making a large withdrawal to cover day to day expenses.
Have fun in Montreal,
Cindy Rusak - in stifling Wisconsin
At 12:21 PM 7/17/2006, you wrote:
Do we exchange our US $ for Cdn $ at the Montreal airport?
Thanks,
Barbara
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I'd be interested if anyone does know what type of lace it is.
Happy lacing,
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Hi Alice,
I would tend to agree about the lace fabric suggestion until I look closely
at the picture that has the best close-up. If you click on 'larger image'
it looks to me like there are two workers passing in and out of the cloth
stitch areas and I thought machine lace tended to use one
Dear Spiders,
Thanks for the responses regarding the lace dress. The reserve price was
not met the first time and the seller has relisted it. I certainly can't
afford it and also I prefer to purchase Maltese and Le Puy laces when I can
get them inexpensively. I have managed to pick up a
Hi Jane,
I agree with Jenny. I don't do much knitting anymore although I've got
bags of wool sitting around. But seeing that shawl really got me
going. My mother loves snowdrops and that pattern is stunning so I am
thinking about doing something with that pattern. I've already looked up
Hello Spiders,
I just came across a listing on Amazon for a book on Irish bobbin lace
fans. I've included the title:
Craobh Nua: the First Collection of Irish Themed Bobbin Lace Fans
The link is:
Morning Spiders,
Thanks to all who I haven't responded privately to, for the responses to my
query about the fan book by Ann Keller. I have put it on my wish list.
Cindy Rusak - in cold but sunny Wisconsin
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Hi Alice,
I purchased some silk from Pipers a few years ago and their '90 Silk Floss'
seems to me to be very similar to the silk used for Maltese lace. I found
the pale cream was almost a perfect match for some of my Maltese lace,
however I do realize that not all Maltese lace is the same
Hi Laurie,
I think it is a weaving bobbin winder, the long wooden ones used in the
weaving mills. We have a very similar one that came with our antique sock
knitter - don't know if it was meant for the sock knitter or just adapted
to be used with the sock knitter.
Happy lacing,
Cindy
At
Hi Janice,
There is a way to do it without tying knots or weaving back in. I have a
hard time describing things as I am more of a visual learner, but I will
try. I was taught this by a lace teacher from Quebec and I think she got
it from one of Ulrike Lohr's books.
At a point about 15-20
Hi Alice,
I used rayon on a couple pieces of Bedfordshire lace as I was working
through Barbara Underwood's 20 Lessons. I used it initially thinking it
was silk. My brother had brought back a pile of spools of 'silk' thread
for me from India - or that's what he had been told they were. It
Hi Ann,
Try these search engines. I've had good success with them:
http://www.campusi.com/
or this one,
http://www.bookfinder.com/
Cindy - in what looks like it will be a sunny day Wisconsin
At 03:14 AM 12/5/2007, you wrote:
If anybody knows where I can find a copy preferably in the UK
HI Agnes and all,
I love tallies/leaves as well. When I did my 5 meters I had 10 leaves in
every repeat and the repeat was only 4 cm long. Needless to say I've done
my 1000 leaves!
As to dislikes, I'm not keen on sewings. However, I'm getting better at
them now that I have a lazy susan
Hi Jeanette,
You are not overvaluing your lace. A few years ago I was showing a fellow
seamstress my lace (it was yardage) and her comment was I don't know why
you would spend so much time doing that when you can go and buy lace for $!
a yard at Walmart I knew there was no sense in even
Hi All,
I just saw my mistake - it should have read '$1 a yard'.
Cindy
At 02:47 PM 12/11/2007, Malvary J Cole wrote:
Cindy wrote : I don't know why you would spend so much time doing that
when you can go and buy lace for $! a yard at Walmart
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other parts of each country. I wish I could be there with him but it just
wasn't possible.
Thanks for any suggestions,
Cindy Rusak - in grey Wisconsin
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Evening spiders,
I have ordered silk from Pipers in England and I think it is quite close to
the silk thread used in older Maltese lace pieces. They have various
shades of cream, ivory, etc. and you may have to order a few to get the
right shade because depending on the condition or
Hi all,
I got my notification as well and I'm so happy!! I'm in the floral beds
class and the art nouveau class. August just can't come fast enough!!!
Cindy - in gray, cold Wisconsin
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aiming for the late
1500's/early 1600's.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
Cindy Rusak - in a warmer, sunnier Wisconsin
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Dear Tamara,
Thanks for the info on period lace pillows. I looked at the picture you
sent and have decided to use one similar to that. I have a cylindrical
pillow (looks like the one from Lori's site
http://lace.lacefairy.com/International/BRIANZA.html ) which Debora
Lustgarten suggested
Hello again,
I just realized I forgot to include the link. Here it is:
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=cat=1,44047,57079p=57079
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Hi Sharon,
I just checked Van Sciver Bobbin Lace and she still has it listed,
however you would have to check to see if it is still in stock.
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/Tanne%20Shade%20Card.html
Cindy - in grey Wisconsin
Does
anyone know of a supplier who may have a few spools left
Hi Laurie,
With my limited French, I think the seller is suggesting that the
machine was used to measure lace. However, I wonder if it is a
mangler? We've had discussions previously on Arachne about mangling
lace so maybe someone else knows better.
Good luck,
Cindy
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at
Hi Brenda,
Here are my choices:
a, hankie edging - linen, silk or cotton
b, table mat/doiley - linen
c, collar - silk, or cotton
d, wall hanging - linen or silk
e, cushion cover - linen
f, baby dress trimming - cotton
g, pictorial piece to be framed - silk or linen
h, scarf - silk, wool,
Hello all,
I bought quite a few from him as well. Initially the beech ones but
then rosewood ones and they were 30GBP for 50 which is a pretty good
deal. I really like them and a good size if you need a lot of bobbins
on a pillow.
Cindy Rusak - in beautiful sunny Wisconsin
On Sun, May 24
Morning Arachnes,
I came across this listing on eBay and am wondering if it is the same
lace we were talking about a few months ago from South America:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=180362215907viewitem=sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AITsalenotsupported
Cindy Rusak - in sunny
would be
limited. Maybe it was used to hold something else in place.
My reservations for it being used as a hole punch are that it is curved, and
I would have thought it would have had a sharper end, and how would you
place the fabric into the hole (cup)?
Just my musings,
Cindy Rusak - now
other sellers
on eBay she does listen to and considers other people's opinions and
expertise.
No affiliation with her, just a satisfied customer,
Cindy Rusak - in Musloka, Ontario where things should settle down now that
the G8 is over!
On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Nancy Neff nnef...@yahoo.com
ones. He
retired several years ago. I think his wife would paint some of his
continental bobbins and send them to Belgium? to a supplier every year.
Maybe someone else knows the details about that.
Cindy Rusak - in Bracebridge, ON where it has turned from sunny to cloudy
and dull
Hi All,
Mirecourt lace carries a gimp prominently on one side. I took a course at
the IOLI convention in Rockford, IL with Deborah Beever on Art Nouveau tile
laces using some Mirecourt gimp techniques. We caught the gimp with the
weavers going one way and skipped it going back. I used this
Morning All,
I think the lace under the punch bowl might be a type Cluny lace. Similar
pieces (usually smaller) come up on eBay on a regular basis.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak, in snowy Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
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My husband
HI Again,
Here'e a very similar cloth to the one with the punch bowl and this is
bobbin lace:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vtg-Antique-VICTORIAN-DRIPPING-LACE-Tablecloth-GORGEOUS-/230569553022?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0hash=item35af042c7e
Sorry, I don't know how to do the tiny urls.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak
has almost a plastic feel to it but it can withstand
the heat of an industrial iron. I'm not sure of the exact name of the stuff
but I start back in Stratford in a couple of weeks so if anyone wants to
know I can find out for them.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak in gray Bracebridge, Ontario
On Mon, Feb 7
Hi Laurie,
I think it is some kind of weaving shuttle - a lace weaving shuttle maybe?
I saw quite a number of these at antique markets when I lived in Wisconsin
and they always had silk or rayon thread on the spool. I'm sure someone
else will have the definitive answer.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak
Absolutely stunning! Congratulations!
Cindy - in grey Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 6:52 AM, AGlez antje.gonza...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello my friends from Arachne,
I have finally finished mangling, as I already told you, and have uploaded
a photo of the scarf to my
Hi All,
After a quick search, I came up with this:
http://christinemirecki.wordpress.com/kloeppelbriefe/buecher/505-2/, for
anyone interested in obtaining the book. I also checked a couple of US
suppliers and it was available, so probably at other suppliers as well.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak
and black, and I suspect the modern version is probably a
polyester core with a rayon wrapping.
Hope this helps,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, ON, Canada
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 8:38 PM, Jane O'Connor jjo...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I, too, have a threads question. What is Mirecourt cord? I picked up
Hi All,
I just got back from Lace Camp. It was the 20th anniversary this year and
there were about 52 attendees. It's a great week in a great place.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 9:26 AM, Hazel Smith
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Interesting
making lace the way I needed to and not putting boundaries on it,
which has allowed me to attempt any type of lace I have an interest in.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak, in Bracebridge, Ontario, where the cool fall weather is
finally about to hit us.
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be difficult.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak in very rainy Bracebridge, Ontario
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But, please name the GOOD ones!
Even if they are deceased, good teachers may receive your praise, and it
may help newbies to determine what old lace instruction books are best
to
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Or a fan pull for the cord of a ceiling fan. I had a secret pal give me a
wooden one that looks pretty much the same.
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contact information for her. Can anyone on this list help me with this?
Please reply offlist.
Thank you,
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Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Sat, Oct 18, 2014 at 7:47 PM, Lorelei Halley lhal...@bytemeusa.com
wrote:
As a sidenote to Jeri's report on the Ann Bernard blog:
Margaret Ruhland was a member of needlelacetalk on ning, and posted many,
many
photos of needlelace from her
Hi All,
Yes, there was a lace map made of Canada. Each province and territory was
done by a different lacemaker. I did the province of Quebec. It was a
Russian ground, and I wasn't really thinking when I started it and used
Midlands bobbins. It was non-stop sewings, so now I'm very proficient
Hi All,
I received the most beautiful ornament from Janet Theaker today. She is a
very talented lacemaker and I'm feeling very lucky!
Happy holidays to everyone,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebrdige, Ontario, Canada
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Dear All,
I have lost touch with Dee Palin, and wondering if she is still on the list
or if anyone on the list is in contact with her. I would love to touch
base with her again.
Thanks,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada, where we have a winter
wonderland today.
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Hi Jeri,
I read most of the Arachne postings and saw that email, and really had no
idea what the problem was. In fact, I went to the Archives to see if I had
missed a posting or thread. I do the same as Adele, and just google the
archives when I need them.
I appreciate all the you post,
Cindy
settings but
the only filter I have in place is for all '(lace)' emails to be sent to my
inbox - that was what fixed the problem when Jeri's emails started being
sent to spam.
Thanks,
Cindy Rusak in cold grey Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
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Thanks everyone for the responses. I guess Gmail has changed it's
filters. I will either check the archives or subscribe to the digest.
Jeri's emails are always so informative that I don't want to miss them.
Cindy - in still grey and expecting snow for the next week Bracebridge,
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Thank you everyone who replied. It sounds like there is much available
where my brother and his wife are going which is what I suspected.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak
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> Hello All,
>
> My brother and sister-in-law are g
if there is a shop in
any of the 3 places listed above that would sell genuine handmade Irish
lace?
Thanks,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada, where it is very warm today.
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I meant to write "isn't much available".
Cindy
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> Thank you everyone who replied. It sounds like there is much available
> where my brother and his wife are going which is what I suspected.
>
>
it
seems the colour of the plastic cone indicated the thread size, green for
90/2, red/orange for 80/2, grey for 70/2, etc., while newer cones seemed to
have changed to all sizes having blue cones.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 9:46 AM, N.A. Neff wrote
Hi Sharon,
Do you have a picture? I think Le Puy and Maltese laces use that technique
for wide laces. The lace is made in strips and then sewn together, and
sometimes the join is where there would be tally crossing.
Cheers, Cindy in Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Sun, Sep 9, 2018, 11:29 PM
Hi,
I have quite a collection of antique Maltese lace and several pieces have
the seam between strips where a multi tally crossing would normally be. I
have a collar that has 8 tally 'flowers', with 4 tallies on each edge of 2
strips and you can see the sewing thread joining them to make the
I should have added that these joinings are different than what Sharon was
describing.
Cindy
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I have purchased a couple of pieces from Maria and she still sells on eBay.
She has quality lace for sale
Cindy Rusak, in sunny Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
On Wed, Oct 9, 2019, 1:32 PM Susan Hello All! Just today I stumbled upon these websites. LOTS OF LACE EYE
> CANDY!
> marianifor
Hi Brian,
Thank you!! What a wonderful resource, and wonderful of you to share it
with so many!! I have recently acquired some old bobbins so this will be a
great place to see if I can find out more about them.
Cheers,
Cindy Rusak, Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada
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Hi All,
I flick my bobbins when doing tallies/leaves, and find it doesn't take long
to make one. After I learned that way (thanks, Josée!), I had other
teachers demonstrate other methods but none were any where near as fast. I
also work cloth stitch the way Nancy mentioned - it's much quicker.
Alice in Oregon, please contact me.
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Hi,
I'd like to thank my secret pal for the packet of gifts this
month. Unfortunately I'm having to fight with my children as to who gets
to use them - they like the pen and the watch as much as I do. The
chocolates were great and the notepad is already getting used. I write a
fair number
Hi,
I'd like to thank my secret pal for all the little goodies I received this
month. What a nice surprise in a very hectic month.
Thank you,
Cindy Rusak
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Dear Secret Pal,
Thank you for the package this month. The bobbins are great, the calendar
is on the fridge, the chocolate was good and my drawer smells wonderful.
Thanks,
Cindy Rusak
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to it. The
little honiton snowman bobbin is really cute and the needle kit has come at
a good time as a couple of my other ones are slowly disappearing through
the ballet. And I'm I real fan of maple syrup so I loved the candies.
Thanks for brightening up my week,
Cindy Rusak - in rainy Wisconsin
you made it. I'd be
interested to know how you made it.
Thanks again,
Cindy Rusak - in very foggy Wisconsin
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the bobbin holder. They are especially good when travelling with lace for
extra pairs, thread, etc.
Thank you so much for everything.
Cindy Rusak
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Dear Secret Pal,
My package arrived at a most opportune time. I wasn't having a very good
day Wednesday and the parcel really cheered me up.
I really like the pillow tidy - I have pinned it on my current project to
hold the thread and scissors. I am a third of the way around a Cluny mat
to start a new
project so I can use it. As well I need to find some small snowflake or
Christmas patterns to make lace for the little hangers. They are great - I
haven't seen them before.
Thanks again for such thoughtful gifts.
Cindy Rusak in northern Wisconsin where we are beginning to wonder
Dear Secret Pal,
I should have emailed a couple of days ago but our cat decided to have her
kittens under the computer desk so we have tried to minimize the use of the
computer. It has been quite exciting especially for the children. I don't
know how many chances they will have to witness a
of agate? It's very
pretty. And the macaroons arrived safely and were enjoyed by all of us. I
couldn't manage to keep them all for myself.
Thank you again and I'm already looking forward to next month,
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with the pins look
like they could somehow hold bobbins in place on a pillow - I'm just not
sure how. Please let me know if I am right.
I am really looking forward to finding out who you are!
Thank you again,
Cindy Rusak
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the little cards
- they are perfect for a short note. I love cloisonne beads and use them a
lot on spangles but I only have the round beads so the spangles were a nice
surprise. And of course thread always comes in handy.
Looking forward to next month.
Cindy Rusak
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to thank you for the bookmark. My daughter put it in
her book so quickly that I barely saw once it came out of the package!
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thread is always appreciated. Last but certainly not least, the
chocolates are a nice treat as I don't join the children on their Easter
egg hunt and they are loathe to give up any chocolate to my husband and myself.
Thank you for such great gifts.
Your Secret Pal,
Cindy Rusak
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children for their
summer activities and for our family trip to the west coast of Canada. I
love the colour of the blue thread - now I have to find the right project
to use it for.
Thank you so much again,
Cindy Rusak
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them. And the
thread is beautiful! What a wonderful shade of coral.
Thanks again - I can hardly wait to find out who you are!
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