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THIMBLE CREEK

CRANBROOK-Canada

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THIMBLE CREEK
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Company Address: 4708 Wardner-Ft Stle Bull Riv,CRANBROOK,BC,Canada 
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Telephone Number: 2504293838 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
569934 
USA SIC Description:
Clothing-Custom Made 
Number of Employees:
1 to 4 
Sales Amount:
Less than $500,000 
Credit History:
Credit Report:
Good 
Contact Person:
Donna Smith 
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    A month ago today, I wrote about Thimbles But don't worry - on the Ides of every month, I don't plan on writing about thimbles! What I really enjoyed about the post was the reader input on the question of thimbles There were over 100 comments on that post, and so many of them were good suggestions
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    an open thimble to use when you have long nails, a ring thimble with a small thread cutting hook, a leather thimble and my nickel granny thimble My favorite is the old-fashioned metal one, but it is most important that your thimble fits the finger you plan to wear it on
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    Youtube is a great resource for all sorts of weird and wonderful things You can just about learn anything on youtube I have learned so many things in fact I viewed a women embroidering lazy daisy stitch and bullion stitch at the same time it was fascinating The buttonhole stitch was really good to watch and so was the thimble video




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