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by sewlikedawn 01 Apr 2011 ( edited Apr 01'11 21:04 )
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None of the seeds were in the dictionary. Maybe they are called something else here? Thanks for explaining what hot pads are! I would like to make one so I wouldn't have to drag around a cord!! LOL

Thanks Dawn

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by monteklara 01 Apr 2011
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Hi dawn,
I couldn't find a translation for "Hot Pads" assuming "nice blocks??", but Dinkel = spelt, Weizen = wheat, Roggen = rye, Rapssamen = rapeseed, Kirschkerne (pl.) = cherry pits, Traubenkerne = grape pits, Johannisbeerkerne = redcurrant pits.
I hope this is what you are looking for.
My favourite online dictionary German-English and vice versa is LEO.
2 links:
[1] online dictionary
www.leo.org
[2] Hot pad - maybe this is it.
sewing.about.com
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by mops 01 Apr 2011
Not nice blocks but 'Wärmekissen'
by monteklara 01 Apr 2011
Autsch - das macht Sinn!
Danke.
by ansalu 01 Apr 2011
Thats's what I wrote 2x in my last posts. Don't know what there was the problem to understand...
http://answers.cuteembroidery.com/7163010/Heating-pads-never-even-heard-Can.html
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by agnes92 01 Apr 2011
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il s'agit tout simplement d'un morceau de tissu pou saisir les casserolessans se bruler. elles peuvent avoir différentes formes :rondes carrées, en forme de gueule d'animal ouverte etc....
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by sewlikedawn 01 Apr 2011
Nous vous remercions ont un grand jour !
Dawn