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Man vs. MR's Goldmine, Mobile: The Medium is the Message
by Ben Leet, Sales Director, uSamp
I recently attended the Esomar 3D conference in Amsterdam and, unsurprisingly, much of the content focused on emerging technologies and techniques such as social media monitoring and of course, mobile devices. The content was wide-ranging, diverse, and thought provoking. I came away with one very clear message – the MR industry was about to experience imminent upheaval.
My philosophy behind this is very simple – there will come a point in the near future where our mobile devices (note: they are not just phones any more!) know more about our habits than we do, as they morph into our brain's external hard drive. Since market research is all about delving into people's brains, it seems only fitting to delve into mobile devices in order to more accurate access this data that we crave as an industry.
My phone already knows a lot about me; it knows which flights I have taken in the last year; it knows which shops I have recently visited; it knows where I ate dinner last night. And most of all, it knows my Facebook profile and my Twitter handle; hundreds of valuable nuggets of information, a goldmine of data waiting to tell a story about me, my friends, family, likes, dislikes, media consumption, the list goes on. And this is the tip of the iceberg when I think about how much more intelligent and familiar it will become in just a few short years.
Retailers, Meet Man's New Best Friend, Mobile [INFOGRAPHIC]
Men Are Bigger Mobile Shoppers Than Women
As the iPhone 5 enters the marketplace, uSamp decided to look at the mobile shopping habits of 1,100 men and woman, ages 18 – 75. The survey was conducted using uSamp Mobile, a platform that blends uSamp's mobile survey technology with their targeted audience to gain consumer and business insights.
It turns out that men and woman practice much of their mobile shopping while they are out and about. According to the results, 12% of woman find themselves shopping on their mobile devices while in the waiting room at the doctor's office. On the other hand, 25% of men most frequently shop on mobile while at the office.
The survey found that men are more likely than woman to purchase items over their mobile devices. What items are they buying?
- 27% of males purchase consumer electronics on mobile vs. 8% of females
- 23% of males purchase movie and event tickets on mobile vs. 11% of females
- 30% of males purchase digital content on mobile vs. 20% of females
- 13% of males purchase food and drinks on mobile vs. 8% of females
- 8% of males purchase office supplies on mobile vs. 4% of females
Why Consumer is King: Moving with our Mobile Market
by Ben Leet, Sales Director, uSamp
It is the summer of 2012. As I sit on a busy train during my morning commute, fellow passengers are glued to their mobile devices – almost all smartphones. Most people are not talking on these phones. They are pinching and scrolling, browsing and thumbing. They are streaming information as fast as it's released- a visual sign of the future of human behaviour. In fact, scrap "future" – it's here, right now, and is only expected to proliferate. So I wonder why we continue to question whether our industry should adopt mobile research as a core methodology?
Morgan Stanley predicts that the number of searches done on mobile handsets will overtake those done by PC in the next year. Others posture that the mobile internet will overtake desktop internet usage within three years. Alarming though this sounds, it's a real environment for the consumer – they, we, have the internet in our pockets 7 days a week and 24 hours a day. Why would we open up a PC or notebook to do our browsing, surfing, buying, networking, organising when we can do it with just a few clicks without moving from our chairs?
So what does this all mean for the MR industry?


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"Down Under Days" With Rune Glifberg
Trading the chilly Scandinavian autumn for Australia's warmer and sunnier skies, Rune Glifberg spent a few days discovering Sydney's finest skate bowls. As he transitions from one spot to the next, the legendary bowl rider displays his trademark smooth, flowing style. After more than 25 years in the game, Rune remains one of the best bowl riders in the world.
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A number of splinter groups have separated from Jehovah's Witnesses since 1931 after members broke affiliation with the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania. Earlier group defections from the Watch Tower Society, most of them between 1917 and 1931, had resulted in a number of religious movements forming under the umbrella term of the Bible Student movement.
After 1931, some isolated groups of Jehovah's Witnesses came to distrust "outside" instruction;[citation needed] some preferred their autonomy even after persecution and isolation abated, such as in Germany following World War II, in Romania following Nicolae Ceauşescu, and in the former USSR following the Cold War. Beginning in the 1990s, other former Witnesses used Internet technologies to group themselves around shared ideas such as numerical analysis of the Bible, or a wish to embrace some but not all Jehovah's Witness beliefs and practices.
Jesse Hemery was appointed overseer of the Watch Tower Society's British Isles branch office by Russell in 1901,[1] holding that post until 1946.[2] Hemery founded the Goshen Fellowship after he was disfellowshipped by N.H. Knorr in 1951.[2]
During the Nazi regime, scholars estimate that about half of all Jehovah's Witnesses in Germany were incarcerated in prison or concentration camps, where they were exposed to "sadism marked by an unending chain of physical and mental tortures, the likes of which no language in the world can express."[3] At the time, they were represented by several geographical Bible Students Associations, each of which considered itself affiliated with the Watch Tower Society despite little contact with their Brooklyn (USA) headquarters. When contact was re-established, a minority of German Jehovah's Witnesses either preferred their autonomy or disagreed with the doctrinal changes that had occurred in the meantime.[citation needed] Some disassociated themselves from the Watch Tower Society and some individual members established contact with non-Jehovah's Witness Bible Student groups.[4]
In 1948, the Romanian government imposed a ban on Jehovah's Witnesses that lasted until 1989. Many Witnesses were arrested and sent to prison or labor camps, and members of the religion had limited communication with other Witnesses and studied largely from older books and magazines.[5] In 1962, The Watchtower altered its doctrine on the meaning of the phrase "superior authorities" at Romans 13:1, identifying them as human governmental authorities rather than God and Jesus Christ as formerly thought. Many Witnesses in Romania rejected the change, and some suspected it was a communist fabrication intended to make them subservient to the state.[5] After the Romanian ban was lifted, members and representatives of the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses were able to meet thousands of long-separated Romanian Witnesses, but some Romanians still rejected certain changes and preferred their autonomy, forming The True Faith Jehovah's Witnesses Association in 1992.[6]
When the Watch Tower Society changed its interpretation about the "superior authorities", some Jehovah's Witnesses in the USSR suspected that the change came from the KGB instead. This led to formation of the Theocratic Organisation of Jehovah's Witnesses, which discontinued use of Watch Tower Society publications printed after 1962. The group has a presence in Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, and claims to seek contacts with Witnesses in other countries.[7] The group does not publish any statistics regarding numbers of congregations or adherents, and has little or no public presence.
In 1993, mathematician Gordon Ritchie requested baptism by Jehovah's Witnesses and almost immediately began advocating disagreements with their teachings. He claims he was expelled for apostasy in March 1996.[8][9] Ritchie contends that Jehovah's Witnesses constituted true religion until 2004, but that his own group of "Lord's Witnesses" is now the sole form of true worship.[10] The group claims several hundred adherents, and argues that their mathematical analysis of the Bible contains divine revelations that Jehovah's Witnesses have ignored.
In 2007, Jehovah's Witness apologist and author Greg G. Stafford, author of "Jehovah's Witnesses Defended" (Elihu Books), formally disassociated from the religion, while insisting on describing himself and his followers as "Jehovah's Witnesses".[11] Stafford has published information about Jehovah's Witnesses, defending many of their unique and central beliefs, such as nontrinitarianism.[12] In 2007 Stafford introduced the term "Christian Witnesses of Jah" to describe individuals who believe many of the same things as Jehovah's Witnesses,[13][14] but who may not embrace the organization or all of its theological teachings.[15]


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I'm planning to build a 12x20 greenhouse using ACQ treated lumber and Tufflite poly. My neighbor works for a building wholesaler, and has priced the wood out (as shown in the plans) for $130.00 CAD. Great deal I thought! So before I start building, I was hoping to get some feedback and suggestions on my plans. So please, take a look and let me know if you think it's a good plan, or destined for collapse!!! :) |
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- Posted by wetfeet101b z9 Riverside - So Ca (My Page) on Tue, May 13, 08 at 19:52
The layout seems pretty standard. I dont see a problem there. What are the dimensions of the wood that you are planning to use? And how do you plan on connecting the wood together? (metal brackets, screws, etc). |
Not good enough structurally. It will need cross bracing in all directions. dcarch |
- Posted by chris_in_iowa 4b (My Page) on Wed, May 14, 08 at 2:41
esobofh, Add a "knee wall" of 3/8in pressure treated ply. Mine is 2ft. That will solve your cross bracing requirement on the walls. Think about 14x20 instead, and a 30/60 degree roof pitch. Side walls of 6ft above the base. That way you really get the most out of 8ft lumber with virtually no waste. Tuflite IV is a nice covering to work with. I would add one or two 4x4in beams across the greenhouse at the top of the wall height to stop the structure bowing out. I notice on your drawing they would be just above head height. Have fun! |
Wow.. thanks guys great feedback! I was just rushing out the door yesterday when I posted that, so I didn't give much info. Here's some more details; The GH is being built on the electrical utilities Right-of-Way, so it has a height restriction of 10'. This design comes in just under that with 5' side walls. The base is made from 2x10 ACQ treated lumber, and the majority of the rest of the framing is 2x2. The framing is 2' on center (roof and walls). I had planned to build the end wall and front wall, covering them in poly, and then assembling the two sides, finishing with the roof. My main concern is structural integrity - and also the flow from the roof to the walls where they meet. I'm kind of stumped on how to make that a smooth edge so the poly doesn't become 'ribbed' with the 2x2's on edge as shown in the drawing. wetfeet; Was thinking just screwing with 2.5" deck screws - would you suggest anything else? dcarch; What would you suggest for crossbracing - would diagonal 2x2 in the corners of each wall be sufficient? Chris; I like the idea of a knee wall, and that would for sure brace it very strongly - but I don't want to limit the amount of light into the GH at all (i'm in Canada - Vancouver, BC). Why do you suggest 14x20 over 12x20? The roof rafters are 30 deg. is that the same as 30/60? not sure what you mean there ;) I like the idea of the beams across the GH width.. considered it added to the plans! :) |
I've added a corner brace to the model.. would this work, or would you guys suggest something different? |
Here you go. Minimum bracing needed. dcarch |
Fantastic! Thanks dcarch - you figure 2x2s are find for bracing, or should a guy uses cable/turnbuckles? |
- Posted by chris_in_iowa 4b (My Page) on Thu, May 15, 08 at 3:27
If you do the math, with a 30/60 deg slope and a 14ft wide greenhouse then the rafters are about 8ft long.... less wasted wood. As to a knee wall, well kneewall every side but the south one. Where you are I would also recommend a solid and insulated north wall, and even a solid and insulated north roof. Here is a triangle calculator. http://www.csgnetwork.com/righttricalc.html For your enjoyment and inspiration, the following link is to a set of pictures of a real pressure treated 2x4 framed 24x14 greenhouse covered in, you guessed! Tufflite IV! |
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Chris - that is fan-freakin-tastic! A couple of questions; It looks like you've stapled and strapped the poly to each framing member - how was that worked out with regards to expansion and contraction? Any rips at the location of the staples? Getting to your kneewall, the poly looks flush, and the strapping over the poly appears to overlap the plywood without offset - was it notched to make it flush with the wall? Overall, how do you like the performance? I plan to paint mine white too, what paint did you use? Any hindsight-insights you want to give to someone that appears to be going to down a very similar road? heh What is the overall height of your greenhouse? I'm considering your suggestion of 14x20, but I have a 10' height restriction due to a utility right-of-way (power lines) in this area. thanks!! |
One more thing... Would you have considered building your greenhouse with 2x2s? |
ok I lied.. one more thing ;) How far apart are your 2x4s spaced? |
- Posted by chris_in_iowa 4b (My Page) on Fri, May 16, 08 at 3:28
""It looks like you've stapled and strapped the poly to each framing member - how was that worked out with regards to expansion and contraction? Any rips at the location of the staples? "" Not to each framing member, The roof is just secured along the edges. The front is secured at the ends and the middle and the side walls are secured at each strut. There are no rips at the staples because....... 1, Pull the poly tight and bang in a few staples. NEXT TIME!!!! I am going to install channels and wiggle wire. In the long term it is more cost effective. ""Getting to your kneewall, the poly looks flush, and the strapping over the poly appears to overlap the plywood without offset - was it notched to make it flush with the wall?"" Because there are two layers with a 1 inch wide by 1/4 inch lath strip and caulking in between the top poly layer looks flush. ""Overall, how do you like the performance? I plan to paint mine white too, what paint did you use? Any hindsight-insights you want to give to someone that appears to be going to down a very similar road? heh"" I like what I built. I do not really use it as a greenhouse as you can see by the junk in there. However for a gardening purist it is technically a double layer poly covered greenhouse with an insulated north wall and part of the north roof. I just used cheap exterior latex. You have to remember that even though the inside looks like it is inside because of the humidity and heat the conditions in there as far as paint goes is worse than being outside! Paint the wood with a couple of coats of whatever before you build it!!!!! Painting it all two or three times once built is a real pain. ""What is the overall height of your greenhouse? "" I layed down an 8in high base of cement blocks on the existing base I had, the side walls are 6ft and using that calculator (It is dark outside I ain't going out there) the roof triangle bit is 4ft high. So it is 10ft 8in tall... ""Would you have considered building your greenhouse with 2x2s?"" Yes I would consider it. Knowing what I know now my greenhouse is way over engineered. The plan was/is to extend it another 28ft. The extention would be a garage and workshop. If you look at what was there before I built the first part you can see what I am aiming for. That is why my greenhouse is so high. The completed building is the right height to insert a standard garage door. Also that is why the ends of my greenhouse look different. The end with the door in it is "temporary" that is where the extention will be. ""How far apart are your 2x4s spaced?"" 24 inches, the idea was to cover the greenhouse part in polycarbonate and the garage part in conventional sheeting and siding. If I was to build a new greenhouse covered in a double layer of inflated poly I would seriously consider a 3ft or even 4ft spacing like you see in hoophouses. After all we are just building a wood framed "hoop" house. |
Thanks Chris! I hadn't actually realized it was double-wall poly. Nice. That makes sense now, seeing the outside layer flush with the plywood. Thanks for taking the time to give a great detailed response - your helping me out more than you know!! |
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Three Stone, as its name suggests, has three diffusers. Formed of polymer with rattan and sitting atop a tripod base of hand finished stainless steel. Floor lamp for diffused ambient illumination.
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Lighting designs by Ango are a kind of allegory about how we can live alongside nature in a technological world - each piece is squaring the circle in a way by proposing an organic form that is usually composed of natural / composite materials to create a light diffuser element, and this is then formed into an architectonic whole, suggesting a new sensibility where raw natural materials and innovative design join together. It all suggests a return to Arcadia...but an electric Arcadia. All of their collections are designed by their in-house team, which is headed by Angus Hutcheson, who graduated with Honors from the Architectural Association in London, and since 2002 is based in Thailand. The other key members of the team are Aon Benjamapa and Pui Chutitanawong.
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Hvar Town
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The oldest hotel on the island of Hvar, the Palace dates back to 1898 and incorporates a 16th-century Venetian loggia. The property's main draw is its prime location: bordered by the harbor on one side and the town's main square on the other, the hotel has exceptional views of the water, the Paklinski Islands, and several historic structures, including St. Stephen's Cathedral and the 17th-century Hvar Theatre. The 73 guest rooms are designed in a minimalist style, and some include private terraces. Named after the famous Venetian piazza, the San Marco restaurant serves regional fare on an open-air terrace overlooking the harbor.
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The rooms do not have air conditioning, so avoid facing the noisy main square in case you want to open your windows.
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Hessian sacks, also known as jute sacks, or more commonly as burlap sacks in the US, are excellent bags for many uses. The material that these bags are made out of, which is called hessian or jute, is a material that is rough, rugged, usable many times over, and is also environmentally friendly.
The most common use for bags like this is in the vegetable industry, especially that relating to potatoes. Potatoes are commonly shipped in bags like these (hence the term hessian potato sacks), mostly due to their ruggedness, but also due to their inexpensive price. Due to their environmentally friendly nature, there are also more and more fashionable hessian shopping and tote bags hitting the market.
There are many sizes available in hessian bags of this sort, and there are several different colors used on them to make them stand out. These include full-bright color, super-bright color, bleached color, and dying. They can also be printed on with information. They are just spectacular bags for what they are, and you will be amazed at how easy it is to haul potatos, other vegetables, or other heavy items in a bag like this.
Hessian sacks and bags are used all over the world, but two of the biggest users of these types of bags are the UK and the Unites States. The most common way to order these sacks is in a short run, but there are also many farmers and companies that need to order hundreds at a time, including major potato growing farmers and shipping companies who deal with the yield from these farms.
Most large orders of potatoes are either shipped in these hessian bags, or in plastic bags. It seems like it really just depends on the company, though it does seem like, usually, the larger packages of potatos (50 lb or more) are almost always packaged in hessian sacks.
Usually, hessian bags can be bought from a variety of companies, so this is definitely a product that you are going to want to shop around for before buying. You can usually get a better price if you compare all of your options, but you might wonder where to find hessian sacks for sale? Well, the internet is always a good option, and in this case, it might be your best option!
You can usually find all of the major retailers on the internet anyway, but you might also find some smaller ones that you have never heard of before. Short runs by small companies on the internet can sometimes give you the best prices for hessian sacks, even if these companies do not have some of the fancy tools offered by the bigger businesses.
Hessian bags are useful for many, many purposes. If you are thinking that you will need some of these, then they can be had, but you are not probably going to be able to find them by just walking into your local feed store....that is, not in any bulk quantities.
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Used in Israel as a sign of appreciation of someone.
That Shaul Mofaz, he is so great. He is a man man.
by YoYo's dad
March 13, 2005
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The manliest state of being. Basically being able to do any of the following: chop down trees with your penis, eat rocks for breakfast and shit out gunpowder, headbutt your front door open, causing it to splinter into pieces, jump off a cliff and break your fall with your face, wrestle sharks, kill a bear with your bare hands, etc.
Dude man man gets all the bitches and makes them clamjoust. I know he is finnin as fuck.
by Matt Furgerson
October 25, 2006
an overused nickname for a son in a black household
hey pookie! get man man for me
by javo
August 13, 2005
musical group from Philadelphia. Possibly the greatest band ever. Innovative and captivating and led by a mullet and moustache clad singer, named Honus Honus, Man Man uses a unique style combining influence from Tom Waits and viking-vaudeville gypsy rock. AMAZING!!!
Hey, you going to the Man Man concert?
by Wiskowski
May 30, 2010
1. n. an act of massaging the breasts of a man or woman with either the hands, elbows, or feet.
2. v. to massage the breasts of a man/woman
2. v. to massage the breasts of a man/woman
1. - Oh dude, I pulled a man-man the other night on Bethany.
- What's that?
-Manual Manipulation of the breasts!
2. -I man-maned Betty Sue last night.
- What's that?
-Manual Manipulation of the breasts!
2. -I man-maned Betty Sue last night.
by The Wind Beneath Your Wings
July 24, 2005
1. a man with two Y chromosomes
2. a hyper aggressive, alpha human
2. a hyper aggressive, alpha human
"Ray Lewis is a manman"
by The Squirl
August 22, 2008
The name for a person who is great and rules over all. He must also be related to royalty. This is the best compliment you can give.
I like your apple pie alot, your a man-man (or) That man-man is the best man-man that has ever lived (or) he's such a man-man.
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The unbelievable Edward Watson, who is dancing the lead role in Mayerling at Covent Garden next month. The crazed Crown Prince Rudolf is, weirdly enough, the only ballet prince he's played, other than Albrecht in Giselle, who's not really that princely. A dancer with his levels of drama, flexibility and power would probably be wasted chasing after a swan. Catch him first in the equally incredible The Metamorphosis.
A composer called Nimrod - who, as it turned out, lived next door to me in West Hampstead 20 years ago, except that we never met. The Philharmonia played a work of Nimrod Borenstein's the other week with Ashkenazy conducting, and has commissioned a new piece from him for June at the RFH. He's also writing a violin concerto for Dimitry Sitkovetsky. He's a live wire who thinks big, and talked to me (for the JC) about finding his voice and what he's doing with it now that he has.
It's All About Piano! Francoise Clerc, the one-woman dynamo at the heart of the Institut Francais's classical music programming, has put together an absolute bonanza of a piano festival, which will take place over three days next weekend, 22-24 March. Star performers include Imogen Cooper, Nick van Bloss, Charles Owen, Katya Apekisheva, Cyprien Katsaris and Anne Queffelec; there's a chance to hear some rising stars including a raft of the most gifted budding virtuosi from the Paris Conservatoire, a modern American programme from Ivan Ilic, jazz from Laurent de Wilde, talks by Steinway technicians, children's events and plenty more. When did London last have a piano festival like this? Um. Pass. This is for Classical Music Magazine and you'll need to be logged in to read the whole article.
Meanwhile, if you're in Birmingham on Wednesday evening or Thursday lunchtime, I'm doing pre-concert talks for the CBSO to introduce Beethoven's Symphonies Nos.6 and 7. Andris Nelsons conducts them both. Very privileged to be allowed to hold forth about my two favourite Beethovens, let alone to complement such an event: there's a major buzz about Nelsons' Beethoven cycle and Symphony Hall is apparently packed solid.
And next Sunday at 12.30pm I'm at The Rest is Noise to introduce a talk about Korngold in America and discuss the issues around him with the Open University's Ben Winters. In the Purcell Room, and part of the ongoing festival's American Weekend. (We're not in the current listings PDF as far as I can tell, so this may be a late addition!)


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Fri, Apr 14, 06 at 15:51
I am trying to locate 4 skeins of TLC Lustre yarn. It is 5017 Natural. Bought the last one that I could find last night.
If anyone knows where I could find some I would be foever grateful. already checked E-bay...none this color available. Thanks, Karen L |
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- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Fri, Apr 14, 06 at 17:41
Try the big online yarn companies--Hershners? Herschners? Smileys |
- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 14, 06 at 21:34
E-mail the company! They will either tell you where they shipped it to in your area, or possible even send or sell you some directly. I have complained to one of the yarn companies, can't remember which one, when my mother had a problem with a major differnce in yarn thickness in their line of yarn. They sent her, free, enough of all the yarn she had already purchased, to make another afghan!!! I used to have the phone numbers of the different companies. We have friends who are both disabled. He is in a wheel chair from MS and she is blind from a child hood accident. She knits beautifully! They had a hard time purchasing yarn. Where they could get yarn locally, either had a small supply, or he had a hard time even getting thru the isles with his wheelchair. She found that she liked the Dazzle yarn best. I can't remember who made it & don't even know if it's still made. Somewhere, they got a number for the company. They ordered directly quite often, and shared the number with me. They are very independant people and would seldom ask for help. They knew I would gladly buy all the yarn she wanted and deliver it, but wouldn't let me. Good luck in your search. Tami |
- Posted by threejsmom (My Page) on Fri, Apr 21, 06 at 14:18
Do you have an AC Moore or Joann's near you? They usually carry TLC. |
- Posted by richardsb906 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 08 at 18:59
Please contact the company Coats & Clark Inc. Their web site is www.coatsandclark.com. They have an excellent customer service department with the friendliest folks who will help you find the yarn you need. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Coats & Clark
- Posted by pandora429 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 8, 08 at 17:45
Hobby Lobby also carries TLC yarns...Good luck with your project!! |
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