I don't have any that I 'store' any more. I kept everything over ten years,
but never went into the bulging files, drawers, boxes and binders. It was
freedom to toss the lot. I found I don't reuse a pricking if I've put it
away. I'd just as soon make another photocopy of the original, from my
libra
I keep them in files, labeled by subject: general, bookmarks, Christmas,
etc.
Or if the 'original' is filed in a notebook, it goes back with the master
copy.
Lorri
Graham, Washington where it is sunny this morning, and I am off to Lace Guild
today.
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From: Jenny
Dear Jenny,
What do you do with your prickings?
I have been making lace since 1 April 2005 and have held on to all the
prickings since then, including the ones I have prepared but not used. The
pile is getting rather unwieldy now.
I have a drawer full of them - all signed and dated and thread
What do you do with used prickings?
If you belong to a group or class, try passing them to others (depending
on their condition, of course).
Especially beginners may be very grateful.
Agnes Boddington - ellougthon UK
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Hello Jenny
I used to do that, then realised that, apart from the tiny 'bookmarks'
I use for trying out different threads, I was very unlikely to use a
pricking again so I threw them away. Proper card ones went into the
re-cycling bin but those with blue film on had to go into the general
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