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   starzoe | Jul 24, 2008 11:53pm | #1

   Issue #58 page 34 for frog enclosures.

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   artfulenterprises | Jul 25, 2008 07:49am | #2

   Thanks Starzoe! Not sure I have that issue but I'll check my archives....sounds like an issue before I started collecting them. Could have sworn there was an issue within the last 4 to 6 months that illustrated the process too....but of course, I could have seen it anywhere and just thought it was Threads! I knew one of you wise women would have the answer! :o)
   Best to you....

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   rekha | Jul 25, 2008 12:14pm | #3

   http://www.taunton.com/cgi-bin/artresult-th.cgi?heading=Frog+closures

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   JanF | Jul 28, 2008 06:05pm | #4

   "EEH By Gum" I tried to follow this link - trying to do CNTRL-F(078) as the page tells you to ...and then all hell let loose! I am so vague about what to do on the internet sometimes - what did I do wrong?

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   rekha | Jul 28, 2008 07:06pm | #5

   I sent you a link to see which Threads magazine had articles about frog closures.

   Key in Ctrl-F to search this page for your keyword: Which means click Ctrl-F which brings up a little menu asking for the keyword to search.

   Ctrl-F can be used to search anything on a page, webpage, any microsoft software.

   Next time you search for anything on the web:

    put in your keyword

   a whole lot of searches come up

   key Ctrl-F. A little menu comes up. Put in the keyword you are most interested to find in several million results of the web search. Your first reference will appear highlighted.

   But you don't need that for your current search; you can simply fill the keyword in the space below the highlighted alphabet .

   You used to be able to see the table of contents by clicking the highlighted issue no. (in this case 78) but for this issue it doesn't link to anything useful.

   Feel free to ask if it still doesn't help. I shall send you screen dumps to illustrate

   Edited 7/28/2008 12:19 pm ET by rekha

   Edited 7/28/2008 12:20 pm ET by rekha

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   JanF | Jul 29, 2008 12:08am | #6

   Thank you for being so helpful!
   Though I did have a chuckle to myself as over here - a "dump" has a slightly "lavatorial" connertation!!
   I will have to write down what to do for myself though - cos I will probably forget what you have said within a week if I don't keep doing it!
   Thanks jan

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   rekha | Jul 29, 2008 09:38am | #7

    "dump" has a slightly "lavatorial" connertation I would like to know - haven't heard of that context.

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   JanF | Jul 29, 2008 12:47pm | #8

   hate to be a bit crude - but if you can imagine "going for a dump" is a very crude way of saying that you are going to the toilet!
   Can be funny in certain circumstances.

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   Cherrypops | Jul 29, 2008 01:15pm | #9

   links which might help.

   http://members.tripod.com/~perfectpatterns/frogs.html

   http://www.sewingconnection.com/sc10ball.htm

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   artfulenterprises | Jul 29, 2008 04:10pm | #10

   Thank you Cherrypops...as it turned out, I did have that #58 issue of Threads only to discover someone had already torn out the pages on knotted closures! That issue must have come from a friend who was cleaning house,,,, This will help with a little evening jacket I'm making as a birthday gift for my sis. (She's the lady in the grey knit dress on my MySpace page)

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   Cherrypops | Jul 30, 2008 02:52am | #11

   Happy to read you found #58. being out of print and there are no online pages to view. Shame though some pages were missing. Lucky I found the other links. Enjoy creating...i'm sure Sis will love it.