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shower curtain crafty 04-18-2006
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Posted by Kate Dicey on April 19, 2006, 8:42 am
Viviane wrote:

> You make us seem like exhibitionists - we've had glass doors on our showers
> (stand alone and in bath type) for the last 3 homes we've lived in over the
> last 12 years! None of this lacy stuff in our home either!

I'd love glass doors, but there's nowhere sensible to put one and still
be able to get to the taps!

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Posted by Doreen on April 19, 2006, 11:04 am
Kate Dicey wrote:
> Viviane wrote:
>
>> You make us seem like exhibitionists - we've had glass doors on our
>> showers (stand alone and in bath type) for the last 3 homes we've
>> lived in over the last 12 years! None of this lacy stuff in our home
>> either!
>
>
> I'd love glass doors, but there's nowhere sensible to put one and still
> be able to get to the taps!
>

In my experience, it's a lot easier to wash a shower curtain than to
keep the glass door nice. (Did I mention I hate cleaning?) :)

Doreen in Alabama

Posted by Phaedrine on April 19, 2006, 11:53 am

> Kate Dicey wrote:
> > Viviane wrote:
> >
> >> You make us seem like exhibitionists - we've had glass doors on our
> >> showers (stand alone and in bath type) for the last 3 homes we've
> >> lived in over the last 12 years! None of this lacy stuff in our home
> >> either!
> >
> >
> > I'd love glass doors, but there's nowhere sensible to put one and still
> > be able to get to the taps!
> >
>
> In my experience, it's a lot easier to wash a shower curtain than to
> keep the glass door nice. (Did I mention I hate cleaning?) :)
>
> Doreen in Alabama

I've been using that stuff you spray on the glass right after you shower
and it seems to work pretty well.

Ob-Sew: Be sure that the spaces on your Sim-Flex are equal before
marking your buttonholes. Measuring mine recently, I discovered that
the two outer spaces were significantly different than the interior
spaces (which were all equal). So now I can only use the interior
spaces for my buttonholes. My Sim-flex has been stored and cared for
well so I am a bit dismayed at this.

Phae

--
I fear me you but warm the starved snake,
Who, cherished in your breasts, will sting your hearts. (Henry VI, Shakespeare)

Posted by Jenn Ridley on April 19, 2006, 12:33 pm

>Ob-Sew: Be sure that the spaces on your Sim-Flex are equal before
>marking your buttonholes. Measuring mine recently, I discovered that
>the two outer spaces were significantly different than the interior
>spaces (which were all equal). So now I can only use the interior
>spaces for my buttonholes. My Sim-flex has been stored and cared for
>well so I am a bit dismayed at this.

I've found that expanding it all the way and then compressing to the
desired size gives the best spacing. If you just pull it open to
whatever size you want, the end spaces are going to be longer -- it's
a physics thing, due to the way the SimFlex works. (My mom taught me
that trick -- she had learned from her home ec teacher lo these many
years ago....)

jenn

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Posted by Phaedrine on April 19, 2006, 2:46 pm

>
> >Ob-Sew: Be sure that the spaces on your Sim-Flex are equal before
> >marking your buttonholes. Measuring mine recently, I discovered that
> >the two outer spaces were significantly different than the interior
> >spaces (which were all equal). So now I can only use the interior
> >spaces for my buttonholes. My Sim-flex has been stored and cared for
> >well so I am a bit dismayed at this.
>
> I've found that expanding it all the way and then compressing to the
> desired size gives the best spacing. If you just pull it open to
> whatever size you want, the end spaces are going to be longer -- it's
> a physics thing, due to the way the SimFlex works. (My mom taught me
> that trick -- she had learned from her home ec teacher lo these many
> years ago....)

Yep, I tried that. It's kind of the natural thing to do when you make
this discovery. Didn't work. :(

--
I fear me you but warm the starved snake,
Who, cherished in your breasts, will sting your hearts. (Henry VI, Shakespeare)

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