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Posted by Pat in Virginia on July 16, 2006, 4:09 pm
Lee: Back in the day, when I had a
'real' job, I wore pantyhose to work
every day. (All together now: UGH!)
Well, I did not want my salary to
support the hosiery people, so I
'repaired' them. I used a dot of fray
check on the end of the tear or hole
when it was in a hidden area. I got LOTS
of extra use out of numerous pantyhose
... even though I washed them in the
machine in a net bag. So, yeah, it
works. NAYY. PAT
enigma wrote:
> i'm trimming the kid's linen pirate shirt (take 2) with cotton
> lace. i can't sew the ends into seams, so i need to turn &
> stitch the ends under. would a dab of fray check help keep the
> ends from coming undone in the wash? does fray check wash out?
>
> lee <take one pirate shirt had a too small head opening for the
> kid (oops), but fits perfectly on my big black teddy bear>
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