Hello All! Lest you think that I spent the week eating bonbons, I have posted
some new pics to Arachne Flickr. The needle lace basket & flowers are Joan
Brash's design & they will be adorable on a future CQ (crazy quilt) creation.
I am taking these to the demo tomorrow, along with a newly sta
I just wanted to alert you to the fact that Flickr is still functioning! My
difficulties posting a picture had to do with the fact that I was trying to do
it on my iPad. Apparently, Flickr isn't totally compatible for that, although
it is possible to view pictures.
Once I switched to my lapto
One of my favorite plants wrought in lace--thank you Agnes! In addition to the
sharing your very lovely work-in-progress, you kindly posted a clear picture of
the text in the middle of the pricking. What a delight to know that CS
redrafted the motif from a vintage collar & that the wisteria wa
I store mine in material roll wraps that hold about 40 pairs, in pairs if I can
as have a thing about keeping my bobbins stored in pairs, silly I know but
drives me crazy if they don't at least start off in pairs. Mine are nearly all
Midlands.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K .
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Ex-video boxes are good for bobbin storage or for taking spare one to class
or demonstration/course etc.
I treated myself to a small chest of drawers. It has 11 drawers about 3cm
deep, and 30cm wide. It's full!
I then decided to buy a second one, but use that as a jewellery box.
Only problem I have
What a good question! I see that we all have the same storage problems!
I have kept changing the way I store my bobbins, and now I have them in
transparent plastic boxes (in fact, those for chocolates of Ferrero-Rocher,
http://idealgift.com.my/add-on-gifts/ferrero-t16.html). They are the
perfect
Hi Fellow Arachnids,
My bobbins are mainly stored in bobbin bags which are flat and have narrow
sections that take a pair of bobbins. Each bag which is slightly padded
contains about forty or so pairs and the bags can be stored on top of one
another. They are easy to carry and you can also use
I have to agree with Beth - those of us without Facebook accounts will
miss out on seeing some exceptional lace by our members. Please don't
let it happen.
Cheers,
Shirley T. - in cold (max 14C today) Adelaide, well it is winter but
definitely no snow.
On 27-Jun-15 5:39 PM, Beth Marshal
the problem with a closed facebook group is that it will exclude all
those arachne members like myself who are not on facebook and don't
intend to join ...
At least with the flickr page we can all see it/add photos even if we
don't have our own flickr account.
Beth
In a sunny Cheshire, NW En
