Robin in California wrote:
I know the purpose of this thread was more or less about uses for
beeswax, but I wanted to point out that some people put a piece of wax
paper (common in the US, anyway, for wrapping sandwiches, etc., to keep
them fresh) between the pattern and the pricking card. Then every
pinhole lightly waxes the needle as it goes through. No need to stop
and stab a beeswax lump.
Robin, is this Cut-Rite wax paper you are talking about? I still have 4 brand
new roles, and a partly used one. I used to buy this when I lived in
California, and then my American friend here would get me the odd roll from an
Air Force base shop. I use it sparingly, and never thought of using it the way
you describe, but will put some with my lace things now!
Agnes Boddington - finally rainy in Elloughton, East Yorkshire, UK and will get
my bedding plants in today.
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