I have found that I've never been terribly thrilled with a piece of lace
in a picture. But when I see it "in person", I'm blown away by the
beauty of it! So I recommend having a look around at the IOLI
convention in Bethesda (you *are* going, aren't you - even for one
day?) There will be so
I also have a relatively new "Simon roller pillow," and it's
gorgeous. My only problem is that I can't seem to find a pricking
that is "worthy" of being worked on it.
Elaine
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Elaine Chock
Woodbridge, VA (south of Washingto
> No problem I don't see any harm in it
>
> I paid around 320 canadian dollars I think for a 9" wide roller and around
> 170 for the international postage
>
> He has a online gallery (no prices though) at
> http://stoustou.jalbum.net/catalogue/index.html
>
> And payment was by bank transfer
>
I know the feeling, I'm almost terrified to use it for fear of spoiling it's
perfectness
The last few days I've just been admiring it :-)
On 3 Mar 2011, at 21:03, Clay Blackwell wrote:
> Congratulations to you! Simon's pillows are probably the most beautifully
> crafted modern pillows in th
Congratulations to you! Simon's pillows are probably the most
beautifully crafted modern pillows in the world!! I know of no one else
who puts as much attention and detail to the woodwork as he does to the
perfectly shaped and perfectly stuffed pillows and rollers.
I have one which I love de
I am now the proud owner of one of Simons lovely pillows :-)
It's beautiful and very well made.
postal charges weren't insignificant but being heavy and shipped from Canada to
Scotland it's to be expected And defiantly worth every penny.
It's comfortable to use on my lap or table , stuffed
