Hello there, All!
What I'm doing? Trying to figure out how to import data labels from a column
in Excel into corresponding labels on the x-axis of a bar chart. I'm about
ready to tear my hair out. You'd think that little paperclip assistant would
offer some excellent help, but not. He tries
Since things are quiet, does anyone have any idea what
this item is?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Bone-Button-Hook-Or-Lace-Tool_W0QQitemZ7386996504
Search the item number or put in the words lace tool
hook.
Happy Mother's Day -- in the USA.
Alice in Oregon
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It could be a hook for making rag rugs. It has a fairly square shaped hook
similar to the rug hook I have.
Obviously hand make a perhaps made larger than normal for someone who had
difficulty in holding the normally much slimmer handle of a shop-bought
hook.
Malvary in Ottawa
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U, right off hand I am tempted to call it an afficot (used to burnish
threads in a finished piece of needlelace). The hook at the end is a bit of
a puzzler but perhaps that is an artifact of a prior break in the bone.
On the other hand, you could make a case for it being a primitive shoe
Dora,
The poly-cottons (more poly than cotton) are the least likely to wrinkle, and
the wrinkles will hang out sooner while wearing (the warmth of the body or
something like that).
But knit fabrics are the best for 'wrinkle free'. Sewing with knits does take
a little different skills, but your
Dora Smith wrote:
How do you locate actual fabric that is wrinkle
resistant?
I'm quite fond of a linen-cotton shirting that I bought just
because it was a dollar a yard -- I planned to use it to
test patterns, but now I save it to make summer wear. The
older shirts are more wrinkle-resistant
I'm inclined to think that it's an afficot, smooth for burnishing and
with a hook to tease out raised parts of the lace. Malvary's
suggestion of a rug hook is possible though - for making rag rugs where
the fabric is poked through canvas rather than hooked rugs for which a
latch hook is
I think the strangest place I meet a lacemaker was way out in the outback,
miles from anywhere up in the vast North of Oz.
There was a small caravan park on the edge of the road where we pulled in
for the afternoon/night, as it was too far to travel to the next place
(which was why this tiny
Hi Y'all!
Thanks to everyone who wrote me off list - I received several helpful
suggestions for different ways to handle my Excel bar chart problem, AND
learned how
to put that annoying little paper-clip guy back in his box permanently!
I really appreciate everyone's help -- you all are
I'm chuffed to win the spider raffle - I'm on a winning streak at present,
having won my grandson's play group mothers day raffle as well. Shall look
forward to receiving the tiny spider (I'm actually terrified of real
spiders) - is this some sort of reverse therapy?? Thanks Bev
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