Clay, I always travel with my "one and only". Instead of modifying it I use a plastic wreath box instead of a convential suitcase. What I do is to lay the lid top side down on the table. The handles can be arranged so that the pillow fits snuggly between them. Then I put the base on top like a cake box and latch the handles. Usually those boxes taper to be smaller at the bottom so I use it upside down. Then I securely tape around the joining and across the handles with duct tape. I pack more duct tape for the return trip and some Goo Gone or some other adhesive remover to clean up the stickiness on the box afterwards. I've travelled with work on the pillow and as long as you secure the roller or block and the bobbins, it comes through fine.
Lisa Thompson in the vicinity of Dallas, Texas USA Clay wrote: > I'm interested in a pillow that will fit in a large suitcase which > will be checked. I've come to the conclusion (after a recent thread > on this topic) that modifying an inexpensive pillow is a good solution. > I've bought a "one and only" kit from Snowgoose, and I think I'll take > the blocks out and cut the pillow in half before I cover it. - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
