Millie Carpenter on fri 8 sep 00
Jennifer
if you are talking about the string like wicks, try the candle wicking that comes
with a wire in it's center, just make sure that the wire is not lead. some candle
companies were using that kind of wick but I think that they were imports of some
sort. but I would get them at Michaels
Millie in Md.
> ). I was
> just trying to get some new ideas for FANTASY TOOLS.
> Hmmm what else: oil lamp wick that comes cut to length with
> one rigid end, making it easy to stick through the hole of the
> button thingy. Now I really do NEED these!!
> Take Care
> Jennifer
Jennifer F Boyer on sat 9 sep 00
Thanks Mille,
I use the 1/4 oil lamp wick, pretty thick, probably not
available in candle wicking. And I throw my own buttons, so they
are abrasive when you put the wick through the hole. I put tape
over one end of the wick and string a bunch of buttons on at
once, but it's one of those onerous pot tasks that I tend to put off!
Take Care
Jennifer
Millie Carpenter wrote:
>
> Jennifer
>
> if you are talking about the string like wicks, try the candle wicking that comes
> with a wire in it's center, just make sure that the wire is not lead. some candle
> companies were using that kind of wick but I think that they were imports of some
> sort. but I would get them at Michaels
>
> Millie in Md.
>
> > ). I was
> > just trying to get some new ideas for FANTASY TOOLS.
> > Hmmm what else: oil lamp wick that comes cut to length with
> > one rigid end, making it easy to stick through the hole of the
> > button thingy. Now I really do NEED these!!
> > Take Care
> > Jennifer
>
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