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Carol S.[_2_] December 4th 12 12:32 AM

Anyone have a Bill's Frame they are willing to sell?
 
Hi everyone--

My new kittens jumped on my work in progress on my floor stand and broke part of it.

It's a very old stand from Bill's Frames, which is now out of business. The part that's broken is the plastic screw part that attaches the rod to the side bar. The length of the scroll rod is 20".

Does anyone happen to have one of the scrolls bars from Bill's that they would be willing to sell? The rods are not interchangeable with any other frames on the market, so I'm hoping that maybe someone switched over and has these languishing in a back closet.

Thanks,

Carol S.

Dianne Lewandowski December 5th 12 10:56 PM

Anyone have a Bill's Frame they are willing to sell?
 
If all else fails, you can always use a tambour hoop. In Italy, frames
are so expensive that most needlework is accomplished this way.

So sorry to hear of your problem! It's exasperating when parts are no
longer available.

Dianne

On 12/3/2012 6:32 PM, Carol S. wrote:
Hi everyone--

My new kittens jumped on my work in progress on my floor stand and broke part of it.

It's a very old stand from Bill's Frames, which is now out of business. The part that's broken is the plastic screw part that attaches the rod to the side bar. The length of the scroll rod is 20".

Does anyone happen to have one of the scrolls bars from Bill's that they would be willing to sell? The rods are not interchangeable with any other frames on the market, so I'm hoping that maybe someone switched over and has these languishing in a back closet.

Thanks,

Carol S.



Cheryl Isaak December 6th 12 11:24 AM

Anyone have a Bill's Frame they are willing to sell?
 
that screw maybe something you can replace at your hardware store. If
you have local Ace/True Value type store, bring in as much of the frame
as you can and see if they can help you!

On 12/5/12 5:56 PM, Dianne Lewandowski wrote:
If all else fails, you can always use a tambour hoop. In Italy, frames
are so expensive that most needlework is accomplished this way.

So sorry to hear of your problem! It's exasperating when parts are no
longer available.

Dianne

On 12/3/2012 6:32 PM, Carol S. wrote:
Hi everyone--

My new kittens jumped on my work in progress on my floor stand and
broke part of it.

It's a very old stand from Bill's Frames, which is now out of
business. The part that's broken is the plastic screw part that
attaches the rod to the side bar. The length of the scroll rod is 20".

Does anyone happen to have one of the scrolls bars from Bill's that
they would be willing to sell? The rods are not interchangeable with
any other frames on the market, so I'm hoping that maybe someone
switched over and has these languishing in a back closet.

Thanks,

Carol S.




Carol S.[_2_] December 11th 12 05:55 PM

Anyone have a Bill's Frame they are willing to sell?
 
On Monday, December 3, 2012 6:32:54 PM UTC-6, Carol S. wrote:
Hi everyone-- My new kittens jumped on my work in progress on my floor stand and broke part of it. It's a very old stand from Bill's Frames, which is now out of business. The part that's broken is the plastic screw part that attaches the rod to the side bar. The length of the scroll rod is 20". Does anyone happen to have one of the scrolls bars from Bill's that they would be willing to sell? The rods are not interchangeable with any other frames on the market, so I'm hoping that maybe someone switched over and has these languishing in a back closet. Thanks, Carol S.


Thanks to everyone who contacted me. I will soon have plenty of spare parts coming my way, as well an entire stand, so I will be all set. I appreciate the help!

Carol

[email protected] June 24th 16 05:28 PM

Anyone have a Bill's Frame they are willing to sell?
 
Hello Carol. I have a Bill"'s Frame also with the broken plastic screw part. Did you get enough that you would be willing to part with one?


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