Thank you for answering that question, ClayI had asked earlier.
I think Adele may have something abut he climate affecting the cover
cloths. I am certainly aware of it with the various threadsso why not.
Good thinking, Adele.
I will try the ultra suede...and maybe a new piece of
Gee. Adele..maybe I just a linty person. I love using the courdury, but
green lint was on the threads. Admittedly this was years ago, but I loved
that fabric. Oh well I do not have too much of a problem with rolling,
anyway.
Thanks for the info, ladies. BarbE
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**Thank you **for sending this, Jean!!!
It is the BEST knot and I use it even when not lacing. It is great for
adding new beading threads. (*note, if thread is waxed it will not work,
remove wax)
I am *so glad* to have the diagram ,as I have tried to explain it before
,and it takes about 4
This brings up an amazing mental picture. I know I will be slow and
awkward, but I must give it a tryfascinating
Thanks for the insight.
BarbE
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Mrs Janes, a professional Bedfordshire lace maker,
taught as a little girl at the end of the 19th century.
She used only her left hand to
Whole new lace world to explore !
:-D
BarbE
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Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 12:12 PM
Subject: [lace] Colombian lace
In the Orlando newspaper today, a local businessman whose shop features
lingerie and swimwear is
on the other hand you can buy one just like it in most any craft or
yarn store!And save shipping, at that! This ebay things never cease to
amaze and amo
use me
BarbE
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Hi there Jean,
francine here...I do tat,...and yes indeed, that is a tatting
shuttle...obviously
Brian that sounds right. I thought it looks like it was made to be inserted
in a stand or something, but did not know hwo to describe it clearly enough
to respond. BarbE
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