Do-lolly

Does anybody remember the do-lolly (sp.)? It was a tool to help tie in your thread if it got to short. It was very pretty and I believe the person that created the tool passed away. I broke mine and would like to find a similar tool. Sharon in MN

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sharoncapps
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A great tool, and indeed no longer available. However, Nordic Needle has a similar thing I think called a thread hider. I have one, since the wire on my Dololly broke after 20-odd years, and it works fine.

Sara

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sara

Sara, the wire broke on mine also and I had mine for over 20 years. They were a good tool and I will have to go to Nordic Needle and get the fiber hider. I still have a Christmas gift card from there so that will work. Sharon in MN

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sharoncapps

It's been a long time since I've seen you here, Sharon! What have you been up to and what are you working on these days?

I recently finished a birth record and now I'm stitching on the last 2 pages of a zoo animal book. I then have to stitch the cover and put it together. I'm making it for my grandson, whose 1st b-d is in 3 weeks, so I hope I can finish it in time! I made a similar one with farm animals for DGD, which you can see on rctnp, if you're interested (or maybe you already have!).

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Joan Erickson

I have been her. I finally finished my Marbek Nativity except getting it framed and have done several smaller projects. I did the Horn of Plenty and Witches Hat from the Just Cross Stitch magazine and have now started working on Queen Anne's Lace by MLI. I am enjoying it a lot. It sounds like you have been busy too. I have been hanging around and post once in a while. Sharon in MN

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sharoncapps

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