Tamara,
If I understand what you are describing when you wrote:
> BTW, bobbin rolls don't work very well for those of the
> Danish bobbins
> which are thin all-over except for the final bulb; you have to allow
> for the width of the bulb in determining the width of the pocekt, but
> that mean
Tamara,
If I understand what you are describing when you wrote:
> BTW, bobbin rolls don't work very well for those of the
> Danish bobbins
> which are thin all-over except for the final bulb; you have to allow
> for the width of the bulb in determining the width of the pocekt, but
> that mean
Nah, you're not the only one, Liz - I do it, too. I thought that was
how everyone did it. Besides, I don't think my spangles on a pair of
bobbins would go into the pockets I have - they're too skinny I think.
Makes sense, though, 'coz then you don't have spangles getting tangled.
I usually use m
In a message dated 30/08/2004 02:12:30 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> Some of us use "scrunchies"
> (the fabric-covered elastic bands, which are meant to hold pony-tails).
> I made my own, to match/contrast with the fabric of the roll.
Talk about light bulb moment - I put rib
On Aug 29, 2004, at 21:18, Weronika Patena wrote:
Great idea with the attached scrunchies, Tamara! I'll have to do get
some and
put them on.
What sort of fabric did you use to make yours?
Anything thin enough - quilting cotton is excellent. That fabric has to
be thin, because there has to be eno
Great idea with the attached scrunchies, Tamara! I'll have to do get some and
put them on.
What sort of fabric did you use to make yours?
Weronika
On Sun, Aug 29, 2004 at 09:11:47PM -0400, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
>
> >Also ribbons on the outside end (just one) to tie the roll. Slightly
> >
On Aug 29, 2004, at 20:40, Weronika Patena wrote:
Also ribbons on the outside end (just one) to tie the roll. Slightly
annoying
to tie and untie all the time, but I couldn't come up with a better
method.
That's because you have short hair... :) Some of us use "scrunchies"
(the fabric-covered el
At 04:45 PM 8/29/2004, you wrote:
Does anyone have a pattern or know how to make a "Bobbin Roll?"
Sylvia,
Hi,
A bobbin roll is just a group of little pockets that hold bobbins. You can
use about any style you want to.
Method one: A simple one would start with fabric 12 x 18 inches. Either
use
> Essentially, it's a piece of fabric, folded to form a sort of envelope,
> with the bottom part having sewn-down divisions (pockets), and the top
> forming a flap to cover them. As Weronika says, the depth of the bottom
> fold and the width of the "pockets" will vary, depending on the bobbins
On Aug 29, 2004, at 19:45, palmhaven (Sylvia) wrote:
Does anyone have a pattern or know how to make a "Bobbin Roll?"
I bet somewhere in the vastness of Lori Howe's
http://lace.lacefairy.com/
you ought to be able to find instructions
Essentially, it's a piece of fabric, folded to form a sort of enve
I have a pattern, or maybe more than one, in some of my books. I also made five
bobbin rolls this summer, and each one is different, depending on the size of
bobbins I wanted it for. I can measure some or all of mine and email you the
numbers if you want. What type of bobbins do you need it for?
Does anyone have a pattern or know how to make a "Bobbin Roll?"
Sylvia,
in the Sunny Southern Tip of Texas.
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