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and presto, no more alarms! It also seems to have fixed the loopy stitch problem I occassionaly had. Now I have only one net and can't seem to find where to buy them! Thanks!
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I get mine free from the florist. They come off the rose buds, etc when shipped to their store. They are long and I cut them into. It is the net that looks much like the ones I have bought from embroidery store. Sam's club is a great place to get a big stack of them as the shipment of flowers arrives. Just ask the florist and he/she will save for you.
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Peggy, thank you. I will try my local florist, I don't have a Sam's club.
Never thought of that. thanks for the suggestion
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shirlener88
04 Apr 2009
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I got mine from the florest, as well - but you can also buy them at shoppersrule.com
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Thanks Shirlene, but I think I will try the florist first. I like free better!
I do as well.
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asterixsew
04 Apr 2009
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I make mine from the nets that are round bulbs of garlic. We sound to be a rather resourceful group with the recycling
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Thanks! I guess if I look around, I can get them from several different products.
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luckycharm
04 Apr 2009
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I GET MINE FROM HERE THEY ARE GOOD AND CAN GET 3 NETS OUT OF THE LONG ONE http://www.annaboveembroidery.com/embroidery-supplies.html
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I bought mines from Ebay a while back. However; next time I am headng to the florist and ask them for some ;D *2U
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Babyred, if you follow my link you may find the info you need. If you can't find any netting email me privately as it is readily available here and much cheaper (even with postage) than buying ready made nets. hugs n roses, M
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http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/652706/Thread-Nets.html
projects.cuteembroidery.com