The Plimoth Plantation is offering the book for sale through their
online shop. Price is 49.95 plus 8.95 shipping. I do not know if/how
many they have on hand right now however.
Catherine
who had this on her Christmas list and is about to decide Christmas is
coming wy early this year!
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> Can anyone tell me what happens to silk taffeta when it is washed in
soap and water?
> I have machine washed and dried a lot of silk dupioni, and am very
pleased with the
> fabric that results (it shrinks a lot, but the resulting fabric is thus
denser and
> more closely-woven; the colors an
Thank you! I found a lovely renaissance calendar, and they had others
specifically of Vermeer, Boticelli, and other artists in my area of
interest. Just what I've been looking for. Pomegranite Press had the
perfect one last year but nothing at all this time. Thanks for the link!
MaggiRos
On Tue,
Hi,
I find that silk crepes vary more than wools, and so it bears repeating that
one should always test a sample to be sure. BUT, that said, I have a bunch of
purchased blouses (!) made of silk crepe, and if I hand wash them in cold and
hang to dry, they come out about the same size they went in
Thank you as well. They've got a Canadian partner site that has the
Frank Lloyd Wright calendar I've been looking for. Some of the US sites
will only ship to Canada via UPS, who charge exorbitant fees for customs
brokerage/clearance (not to mention just the shipping costs). Gets sort
of sill
In a message dated 11/12/2008 7:41:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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http://www.calendars.com/index.asp?CE=1
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Wow! Look at all the calendars with images by Paul Klee! One of my fave
artists. Not costume but not that common either. Beautiful!
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You inspired me to look up pretty callendars but as I didn't want to pay
international shipping (plus I'd like one that included local public
holidays) so I did a Google search and found they have a nearly identical
Australian website http://www.calendars.com.au/index.asp which means no
nasty exch
An question: what is it about the vinegar rinse that restores
crispness? Is it just the base neutralizing the soap residue, or
something more interesting?
Geekly,
Lauren
Lauren M. Walker
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http://www.timetraveltextiles.com
On Nov 11, 2008, at 10:57 PM, Audrey Bergeron-Morin w