Hi
It's been fascinating to read about people's first pillows, what an
enterprising lot we are. My first pillow was just an ordinary polystyrene
cookie pillow, but the cover was something else. My instructions said that I
needed a piece of cotton material, dark blue or green which I didn't have.
Hello
What a lovely story about your first pillow Alison.
A lovely end for a skirt I must say.
Daphne Where spring has sprung Norfolk UK
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My first pillow was a roll of about 10 cm wide and a diameter of 5 cm,
filled with ... Sand!
I soon discovered I must have misunderstood something on the street fair.
Jo
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saw dust, perhaps?
On 4/18/2011 3:21 PM, Jo wrote:
My first pillow was a roll of about 10 cm wide and a diameter of 5 cm,
filled with ... Sand!
I soon discovered I must have misunderstood something on the street fair.
Jo
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A friend made a needlelace pillow for me and filled it with sand.
Jay in Sydney
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Subject: Re: [lace] first pillow
I know too little of needle lace to know wether sand is a good or bad
filling. But it does not hold the pins in place for bobbin lace. Now I know
it is good to put brass pins in a *pin cushion* not your *lace pillow*
filled with sand for the bottom of bird cages. The constant movements sands
of the
