Double Foundation Chain
I first came across Double Foundation Chain in the Encyclopaedia of Needlework by Thérèse de Dillmont.
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Cotter Pin
'Cotter (pin), in mechanical engineering a pin or wedge passing through a hole to fix parts tightly together
This usage difference is often a cause of confusion when companies of both countries work together.
The original design for the cotter pin was designed by Dr. Rudolf Cotter in 1834. The original design employed a bolt with a hole drilled through and shank of metal placed within the hole.' source: Wikipedia
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At Pinbellish Pin Party please repin pins in Pinterest to promote Pinterest prioritising your pins to purfylle your Pinterest pinning pleasure.
- Link to your pinterest pin (not your blog - only links to pins get featured)
- Add up to 7 pins old or new (one for each day of the week!)
- Repin 2 pins for every link you add
- Follow your hosts on your favourite social media platform
At Pinbellish Pin Party please repin pins in Pinterest to promote Pinterest prioritising your pins to purfylle your Pinterest pinning pleasure.
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Remember to link your Pin URL not your blog post for your chance to be featured. Every pin automatically goes in the running for the PIN AWARDS.
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Thanks for the party! Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteI'll be pinning all weekend, so it's bound to be lots of fun!
DeleteThank you so much for featuring my story! It was a very important post to me, and I'm honored that you chose to feature it.
ReplyDeleteYour story is just so heartfelt, I hope you get the opportunity to share the pattern to raise awareness.
DeleteLove looking at all of these and sorry I couldn't join in on the Two Uses Tuesday posts this week - I'll be joining in again next time :) - Tasha
ReplyDeleteYou are quite welcome to link up old posts :o) We love having you party with us Tasha!
DeleteAwww, glad to be a part of it! :D
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