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Skriven 2013-12-02 00:14:38 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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-> -> 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 Santa
-> -> shirt stuff spread out on it so he doesn't have much working room.
-> 
->  RH> The last time I did it, I just used a scissor and a needle.
-> 
-> He's the type that has to measure twice, cut once and have everything
-> laid out before starting. He would need the cutting table. (G)
-> 
Poor baby.  It's pretty easy even without, and measurements aren't exact.

->  RH> Smart man.  I had an English "grandmother" myself, but she drank
the
->  RH> regular
->  RH> stuff with milk in it.  You can't blame her for my tea habit.
-> 
-> I started drinking tea with milk and sugar. I think it was in college I
-> cut out the milk and went with just sugar. That was the way I drank it
-> until June of last year, when I had to change out the sugar for stevia.

I stopped putting in anything at all a few years back.  I don't want the 
extra sugar and don't like fakes. Better to use nothing.  Milk is a non-
starter unless it's chai.
 
->  RH> Me too; I'm not doing much sewing either.
-> 
-> I got another last night--Rachel asked me to make aprons for Sarah and
-> Audrey to go with the kitchen set up she got them. Found a lady bug and
-> a chicken print over at Wal-Mart today.
-> 
Uhmmm - oh no here we go again?  
 
-> -> 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.
-> 
->  RH> This is true.  It could be interesting teaching him to do the
->  RH> assembly.
-> 
-> He's thought about doing that as well but again, I would let him do it
-> all.
-> 
He'll probably be good at it, once he gets the machine down.
 
-> ->  RH> I have an 8mm one with gold fill sitting here somewhere. 
Nothing
->  RH> that big. -
-> 
-> -> What kind of stones? (Maybe we need to take this to email?)
-> 
->  RH> Malachite.   There's a sterling and black onyx one that's a little
->  RH> shorter too.
-> 
-> Length? Price? More interested in #1.

Price? Dunno.  I need to replace the clasp before anything else.  I think 
the one that's on it is a replacement anyway. I'll do that first and then 
get a picture off to make sure it's what you had in mind.
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