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my 'brilliant' idea of using an old sweater dryer under thekitchen exhaust lights to dry multiple free-standing lace embroideriesin a flat position. It used to take me days to dry multiples using anyspare surface in the bathroom and they were easy prey for the cats inthere too. I found the netting neatly folded during my chaoticorganizing in the sewing room while looking for the missing leg! Ionly have to press them now and bejewel them and they are ready forgift giving. I have also uploaded some photos of Sammie to the 'Winston&Friends' album - her explorations in the sewing room led to her being banned..... The chaotic organizing photos are now loaded into the 'Sewing Room' album - it is almost complete and the living room is starting to look better! jennellh
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Jennifer in Ottawa

Using the sweater dryer, Jenn, is a clever way to save yourself some grief. I copied something over onto a fabric sheet, rinsed it as directed and put it over on the kitchen counter to dry a little. Would you believe it stained my countertop? Polly

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I do believe I have "stash envy"! ;-)

Good job on the organization. It's starting to come together.

Michelle > Funny you should ask! After receiving the contents of the lost parcel

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Thank you! I never thought to use the sweater dryer for drying free standing lace Gen

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Jennifer in Ottawa

And yet again I find myself wishing for a "transporter" as in Star Trek. I'd be there in a minute! :-)

Michelle > If you lived closer, Michelle, I'd tell you to come on over with an

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I've found that Mr. Clean Magic Erasers do a good job on the usual stains on my white countertop. Don't know if they'd work for your stain, but might be worth a try. Soft Scrub with bleach is also good on counter-top stains.

Julia > Using the sweater dryer, Jenn, is a clever way to save yourself some

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