Thanksgiving Stitching

Our turkey just went into the oven -- the first I've had to prepare in 20
years. Found myself using a rather nice feather stitch to close it up. But, I
did use knots.

Annie

On 27 Nov 2003 21:08:41 GMT, (FKBABB) wrote:

Found myself using a rather nice feather stitch to close it up. But, I
did use knots.

And did you use perle or floss? =)

Jenn L.
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And did you use perle or floss? =)
BRBR

LOL. Luckily, I found I still had some kitchen twine, otherwise I would have
been rooting in the thread stash. I think a perle would have been best, No. 5.
Though this brings up another question: Chemical dyes are used in the
production of almost all embroidery threads. Is this stuff safe to use with
food?

Annie, who seldom licks here floss, and never her turkey string

On 28 Nov 2003 18:13:19 GMT, (FKBABB) wrote:

And did you use perle or floss? =)
BRBR

LOL. Luckily, I found I still had some kitchen twine, otherwise I would have
been rooting in the thread stash. I think a perle would have been best, No. 5.
Though this brings up another question: Chemical dyes are used in the
production of almost all embroidery threads. Is this stuff safe to use with
food?

Annie, who seldom licks here floss, and never her turkey string
Considering the array of chemicals used on and in our foods, Annie, I
don't think it's much of a concern. Unless, of course, you get all
your foodstuffs from places like Whole Foods Market.

....floss licker checking in....
Darla
Sacred cows make great hamburgers.