I've never been quite sure whether mine (bought from a different
source; Holly carries one just like it -- and cheaper g) and the SMP
one are the same thing. snip
The rubber grips on the clamp in my winder dried out and crumbled
very fast -- within a couple of years.
Perhaps someone who
need - the looms, the bobbins, the diferent threads.
What looms? or search for item number 3528732598
Jean in Poole
Could the circular frame for Teneriffe (spelling ?)
be defined as a loom ?
Toni in Seattle
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Clay wrote:
Now help me out here... If you offer something for sale and
no one offers the price you want, don't you usually lower
the price? Is there something else going on here that I
don't understand?
Ah, but the first time the pillow was offered with a starting price of $50
it had an
I have just read Marta Cotterell Raffel's book on Ipswich lace. Ispswich lace
was made in Massachusetts, an industry which apparently began in 1750,
although individual lacemakers may have made lace before then. It is thought that
the lacemakers brought their skills with them from England, most
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One shopkeeper told me Gutermanns had started a new line of silk, with less shades
and
more on the spols, 100 meters instead of 50 meters.
I've heard that too, and the Gutermann's I've seen recently doesn't have the same sheen
to it as the thread which I was buying in England, when Sandi
Yes, Jenny! Langendorfs make an electric winder. If you buy it direct, and of
course, depending on the rate of exchange, it should cost you about $AUD110.
(Does that sound like the voice of experience?? Well, it is!!)
Langendorf's web page is: www.langendorfkloeppel.de/proamer/Testindex_a.htm
Dear Carol,
It's not nice when you're unjustly accused of something, and aren't in a
position to clear up the misunderstanding, isn't it??
My mother was an extremely insecure person. Everything she did outside the
home caused a nervous reaction whereby the tension caused severe vomiting.
Many
I've marked it as a joke because it's hilarious, but it's a real
story...
Washington Post (which we now get on Sundays only, but still delivered
to the door), in its Style section, has something called Life Is
Short/Autobiography as Haiku. The rules are simple: Find a way to
give insight to
