In the supply lists for classes at the kantcentrum, several of them included
the item 'crowbar'. Pleasedoes anyone know what tool is meant? It's not a
pin lifter because that was mentioned separately.
Alice in Oregon -- only 4 days till I leave for Europe
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Alice wrote:
In the supply lists for classes at the kantcentrum, several of them included
the item 'crowbar'. Pleasedoes anyone know what tool is meant? It's not
a pin lifter because that was mentioned separately.
Perhaps our speakers of other languages can help. Having looked at the
I've heard of a lazy Susan, but what is it as a lace tool?
Sr. Claire
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Jean Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Alice wrote:
In the supply lists for classes at the kantcentrum, several of them
included
the item 'crowbar'. Pleasedoes anyone know what tool is
I just googled Koevoetje, picked a web site with the heading www.mot.be |
koevoetje (syn.)- and asked it to translate. It came up with a drawing of what
looks to me like a big pin or nail lifter.
I asked for a better translation got the word the word spijkerlichter (m).
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
Sr. Claire wrote:
I've heard of a lazy Susan, but what is it as a lace tool?
It's a needle (often bent) in a handle or pin vice. The pointed end of the
needle goes into the handle or pin vice, so that the eye of the needle is
sticking out.
You thread the eye with a longish piece of thread. When
as waterproofs.
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From: Alice Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [lace] crowbar
In the supply lists for classes at the kantcentrum, several of them
included the item 'crowbar'. Pleasedoes anyone know
Thanks Jean. I've just been using a crochet hook. I'm used to it, guess I'll
keep on with it. Nice to know, though. Thank you.
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Sr. Claire wrote:
I've heard of a lazy Susan, but what is it as a lace tool?
It's a needle
Hello all
A koevoetje = a pinlifter.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
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My first thought/guess is a curved Needle pin or Lazy Maid. But I don't speak
any language but English.
Lorri in Graham, USA
Alice wrote:
In the supply lists for classes at the kantcentrum, several of them
included
the item 'crowbar'. Pleasedoes anyone know what tool is meant? It's
Thanks for the translation help. A pinlifter was the only tool I could think of
that was remotely shaped like a crowbar but it was also listed. (Crowbar is a
heavy, iron tool for removing nails and taking things apart. One end often has
a 'forked tongue' split area to pull nails out of
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