Lin, I don't want you to have to spend more money on bobbins :-) but you
do know you can get travel bobbins, which are shorter than the
traditional ones and better suited to travel pillows, don't you?
I use a travel roller pillow (made by a Finnish company who were at
OIDFA in 2003) mostly, (most of the lace I have time to do at the moment
is done on train journeys!) but also have a 12" cookie travel pillow and
can work projects with up to about 28 pairs of travel bobbins on that,
whereas it would be difficult to work with more than about a dozen
ordinary pairs.
In message
<cakoxz_bu0otaojxeb4qqhjm_5djspxkfpsss+q7ydy2wrft...@mail.gmail.com>,
Lin Hudren <linhud...@gmail.com> writes
Happy travels. i have a
small 7" cookie pillow that fits into a backpack and after securing and
covering and making it comfortable, it goes everywhere. you have bobbins
hanging more than laying,
--
Jane Partridge
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