I have just returned home this morning from a beaut trip to Tasmania, where
I visited the remains of the Female Factory in Hobart. Although only the 4
stone walls remain - it has a sad feeling about it.
We also visited Gerogetown, in the north of the State, and there I
discovered more about t
Hi everyone
glue in the spaces. I also agree with Brenda that the Moravia starch is a
VERY expensive way of buying PVA glue.
I did a quick google to find that there are many formulae for PVA
glues, some are water-based some are not. I think if a person wanted a
guaranteed stiffening product f
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> and no clear patches of
>dry
>glue in the spaces. I also agree with Brenda that the Moravia starch is a
>VERY expensive way of buying PVA glue.
I'm just back from taking my class for a weekend course on spiders
(there are a lot more th
HI Jacquie
I hope others will excuse my message to Jacquie through the list but I can't
contact her privately my server is being bounced by hers. My message does
concern lace so it is on topic.
I received your message and sent a reply directly to you which bounced back
at me. I would be gr
After all the chat about this subject I finally got up off my backside and
retrieved the one that I made. As I thought, I didn't knot the ends at all,
except where I joined the workers. As I picked up the threads I ran them along
behind the string for a very short distance (maybe two there and
