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Skriven 2013-11-29 17:38:06 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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-> -> No, I don't know if his fingers are dexterous enough to make any.
Then
-> -> too, he might surprise me and try it.
-> 
->  RH> I'd advise using florist's ribbon or grosgrain instead of satin
->  RH> though; satin's a pain.
-> 
-> Depends on who's working with what. I suspect grosgrain would be easier
-> as it's less slippery than silk. Then too, my cutting table has Santaa
-> shirt stuff spread out on it so he doesn't have much working room.
-> 
The last time I did it, I just used a scissor and a needle.  

-> -> occaisional forays into other types.
-> 
->  RH> Good idea.  I did snag some K cups last Friday, but only because I
->  RH> found Earl Gray on the markdown rack.
-> 
-> I don't like Earl Gray that much; the oil of bergomot is too strong for
-> me. Talking to a friend in church about tea--he likes the Earl Gray but
-> he spent several years studying in England. His wife got him to be a
-> coffee, as well as tea drinker tho.

Smart man.  I had an English "grandmother" myself, but she drank the
regular 
stuff with milk in it.  You can't blame her for my tea habit.
 
-> -> I can too--and at some point I'll start the Attic Windows you sent
the
-> -> pieces for.
-> 
->  RH> AFTER Christmas.(LOL)
-> 
-> After Christmas 2??? probably. I've got a lot of projects yet to work
-> on.

Me too; I'm not doing much sewing either.
 
-> -> since the surgery--too many other irons in the fire--but will,
-> -> eventually.
-> 
->  RH>  Hmmm, something else to teach Steve?  A friend's hubby used to do 
all
->  RH> her cutting.  It's not that much of a stretch.
-> 
-> Steve is going to cut the Frosty Morning kit we got this past summer at
-> the Sewing and Quilting Expo down in Raleigh. He said he may sew it too
-> but I'll be happy if he just does the cutting. I don't want to cut if
-> he's going to--need one person to do it all for consistancey in
-> marking/measuring and then cutting. I do it slightly different than
-> Steve does so his cutting would not be the same size (if even minutely)
-> as mine.

This is true.  It could be interesting teaching him to do the assembly.
 
-> -> Nearest Walgreens is a ways away & they don't support our
perscription
-> -> plan.
-> 
->  RH> That lets them out. The CVS stores have the 85% most of the time.
->  RH> It'll do.
-> 
-> I think we'll get it most often at Aldi's. Trader Joe's or similar
-> places.

Good idea.  Aldi has good chocolate.
 
->  RH> Adventurine is often pretty translucent.  Something in the back of 
my
->  RH> brain says chrysocolla, which is the family malachite belongs to.  
Not
->  RH> all of them
->  RH> have the stripes.  Adventurine is mostly green, but you'll see some
->  RH> orange too. If it's translucent, it could be in the chrysoprase 
family
->  RH> too.
-> 
-> IIRC, it wasn't really translucent. Steve is thinking Howlight turquoise
-> but I don't think it's quite the same shade of green I'm looking for.
-> Aventuretine seems to fit, from what I've seen on line.

I'm not surprised. 
 
-> -> with about 4mm gold beads) as well.
-> 
->  RH> I have an 8mm one with gold fill sitting here somewhere.  Nothing 
that
->  RH> big. -
-> 
-> What kind of stones? (Maybe we need to take this to email?)
-> 
Malachite.   There's a sterling and black onyx one that's a little shorter 
too. 
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