Gentle Spiders,
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(or "knew", electronically) Dearl reads the Lace-chat. Dearl was a fellow
Virginian and we have met -- though only once -- in real life, years ago,
through Arachne. She didn't post all that often but s
My guess would be, that it is a stand for making netting.
Best,
Susan Reishus
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A photocopy covered with film sounds like no cardboard backing on the pricking.
Just thin paper would not hold up, so I'll guess "2" times.
With cardboard backing, you should be able to make at least a couple yards of
edging, depending on the density of the pinholes. Put some backing on your
I'm guessing 4.
Diane Williams
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Dear Friends,
I'm still making yards of fine point ground edging and as usual my
pricki
So, the circumference of the roll is approx. 23.55cm.
For each yard the roller has to go fully around almost 4 times.
However, this does not tell me at what point youir pricking wore out.
Agnes Boddington
Dear Friends,
I'm still making yards of fine point ground edging and as usual my
pricking
Six?
Greetings from Antje, in a sunny Spain!
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Dear Friends,
I'm still making yards of fine point ground edging and as usual my
pricking is a photocopy covered with thin green plastic film. The
roller on the pillow is about 3" (7.5cm) in diameter.
I wonder if you can guess how many times the roller rotated before I
had to replace the pric
It looks to me like a fancy sewing stand...and the top section is a pincushion
with a storage drawer. If I translated the size correctly (about 36"), it's
about right to stand beside a chair and hold supplies.
The only other thing that comes to mind would be some type of finger braiding
or cra
