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No-sew trouser hook and bar BEI Design 02-18-2008
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Posted by BEI Design on February 20, 2008, 4:13 pm
Samantha Hill - take out TRASH to reply wrote:
> BEI Design wrote:
>
> > I really don't like the "sewgirls.com" site (you have to
> > register to "...reply and use other advanced thread
> > options". No Thanks!) Wish there were a way to delete my
> > newsgroup postings from there.
>
> If you posted from there, there is a possibility that
> they have it set up so you can to go in and delete your
> posts so they won't show on there, but as far as Usenet
> goes, deleting a post more than an hour or two after
> sending it is basically useless.

I did not, and *never have*, "posted from [the sewgirls.com
site]". Like google-groups, they archive Usenet posts. I
intensely dislike their interface, their ads, their nasty
habit of appending their site URL to massages, and their
"You must join/register to use our tools" attitude. <shrug>

Beverly



Posted by Samantha Hill - take out TRASH on February 20, 2008, 6:06 pm
BEI Design wrote:
>
> I did not, and *never have*, "posted from [the sewgirls.com
> site]". Like google-groups, they archive Usenet posts. I
> intensely dislike their interface, their ads, their nasty
> habit of appending their site URL to massages, and their
> "You must join/register to use our tools" attitude. <shrug>

Well, anybody who sends email from a Yahoo address gets a Yahoo ad at
the bottom.

You might Google around and see how to use the X-Archive: No (or
whatever it is) header to keep your posts from going to the Google
archive. That would undoubtedly also keep it from going to *holding
nose* sewgirls.

Posted by Rollie on February 19, 2008, 11:25 pm
the URL below lists a no sew hook and bar

http://www.steinlaufandstoller.com/No%20Sew%20Hooks%20And%20Eyes.htm


> I'm trying to find the clamp-on (not sewn on) trouser hook and bar sets
> like:
> http://www.kleins.co.uk/trouser-hook--bar-355-p.asp
>
> I used to have several sets, but they are all gone. I'm making DGD's
> first genuine wool tartan (at $$$/yard) Nationals skirt for Highland
> Dance, and they are always made adjustable to accommodate the growing
> girl's waistline. I don't like the look of the sewn on ones, anyone know
> where the clamp-on sets are available in the U. S.?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Beverly
>



Posted by BEI Design on February 20, 2008, 1:41 am
Rollie wrote:
> the URL below lists a no sew hook and bar
>
> http://www.steinlaufandstoller.com/No%20Sew%20Hooks%20And%20Eyes.htm
>

Thanks, I'll add that site to my bookmarks.

Beverly



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