I do not know how period it is but hte "srtrawberries" at th enf of the tomato pins are filled with sand and that sharpens your pins just fine I nave used it...
Some of the inventory accounts I have read mention sawdust or wool as stuffing. Wool felt and "cardboard" were used as padding for goldwork so this follows the...
Greetings - we are getting close to actually beginning the stitching on the Kneeling Carpets. The canvas is in and the wool is ordered. The work will be done...
Traditionally emery was used in the strawberries as it sharpens and prevents the pins from rusting. Rhiannan __________________________________________________...
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Greetings unto the list from Catherine Lorraine, As some of you may know, the Guild is hosting the Arts and Sciences pavilion at June Crown. I would like to...
In light of Lady Christian's most recent and wonderful publication of the Guild newsletter Filum Aureum regarding the articles on bookbindings that she and...
This hasn't hit our group yet, but FYI... if you see any email with the header "New Graphic Site", don't even open the email, just delete it! Felicia ... From:...
Good morning good gentles, Just a reminder that this weekend is Crown Tournament here in the West Kingdom. Guild activities on Saturday: We are hosting the A...
Greetings to the members, I have just returned from June Crown and I would first like to thank everyone that brought their beautiful pieces of handwork, that...
I just found 2 lovely sources for stitching materials. I'm not connected to either of them, just passing the info along. The following ebay seller (who I've...
Greetings! My name is Lady Carres Sabran and I am fron Atenveldt. I just received the 2 most recent copies of your newsletter and I must say they are AWESOME!...
Hello to group. I found out about this list from an SCA Garb list & it sounded great. I am very interested in learning what and how of things even if I dont...
Greetings, I volunteered for the napkin project and have been accepted. I have been embroidering since I was seven years old, so I have 55 years of experience....
Greetings: Below are the following people that we have signed up to work on the 2007 Royal Rose Napkin Project for the Needleworkers Guild. Everyone listed...
Just to let everyone know, that the Royal Rose Napkin for Meridies has been taken by Adriana Tacita. Thanks Adriana, Isela [Non-text portions of this message...
OK, wonderful Juliana of Westermark has taken Ansteorra for the 2007 Royal Rose Napkin project. Thanks, Isela [Non-text portions of this message have been...
Greetings, I new to this list and I was wandering if anyone has any recommendations in Scroll frames for needlework. Also any place I could buy one. Lady...
My favorite is the E-Z Stitch -- their scroll rods come with either a fabric strip to which you baste your fabric ends, or their "No Basting System" which...
... I'm fond of the shop Needle in a Haystack. They're in Alameda and also do mail-order: http://www.needlestack.com I'd rather support a local individual...
Thank You Everyone, For all the wonderful suggestions, I'm sorry that I did not give more details on who am I. I'm Adelaide Webster: I live in Winter's Gate ...
While it is indeed an Evil Big Chain Store, Michael's usually has at least two types of rectangular wooden scroll frames. One has straight side pieces with...
While these are far from a period technology, I am fond of Q Snaps. They are basically a square frame made of PVC pipe, with four partial PVC pipe pieces for...
In Fairbanks you have a wonderful store - A Weavers Yarn that has lots of needlework items. I'm sure Susan carries various types of frames including scroll,...
The Spanish Peacock makes beautiful frames... http://www.spanishpeacock.com/sewingsupplies.htm I just bought 2, one for me and one for my apprentice. They're...
This is great! And if you check out the Sprang page... http://www.spanishpeacock.com/sprang.htm Our very own Lady Oddny (Company of the Silver Spindle) is...
