HI Gail,
*** Quoting Gail Church to Julia Sidebottom dated 08-03-97 ***
> Your are very welcome! Pergamano is a lot of work! I have not had a 
> chance to sit down an do any for several months due to house 
> renovations. I'm still working on getting the house done. all my stuff 
> is tossed into a spare room and now the major job of sorting. I got 
> some of my embossing powders put into small tuperware containers and 
> marked the other day. Now to make a test sheet for each color and tape 
> it to the container so I can remember what the color looks like when 
> heated! Should make a master copy too!
> 
> I did buy a couple more items for pergamano though. I bought some 
> pergasoft. It helps keep the paper from becoming brittle and makes 
> embossing easier. I dip the embossing tool into the pergosoft and it 
> lubricates the end so it flows smoothly on the paper. It is great! And 
> some clear varnish type of liquid to make 3D items more shinny and more
> stiffer. Great for those 3D butterflies I make.
I am starting to get everything unpacked and organized here right now... 
making good progress...
  I gave up trying to do more than labling the containers that I keep most of 
my embossing powers in... I do have a master sheet somewhere but right now I 
couldn't tell you were it is ...
 I used some of the pergasoft in our class on Saturday and it was evident the 
difference it made against the paper.... I will have to look into the glosses 
you are talking about... for now I have only a couple of more items that I 
want to get and I am going to have to wait on those for now... have to go a 
distance to get them or have my mom or someone make the trip for me.
  Julia
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