Cernit: I believe Dee's Delights carries cernit.

Gail Spector

Rainbow Design Items: Yes, due to health, I can no longer make miniatures. Fortunately, I have been able to find people to continue making most of the things I made. Also Roo Glue, thin glass and Anker items will continue to be available. I hope all of you will continue to give these people the wonderful support you have given me since I started Rainbow Design in 1984.

RAINBOW DESIGN ITEMS (1 and Quarter Inch scales):

Paddy Culhane
604/988-5879
648 E. 5th St North Vancouver, BC V7L 1M7 CANADA
paddyculhane@home.com
It will probably be end of year before she will be ready to fill orders.

ROO GLUE retail and wholesale:

Sandy’s Lace and Trim
309/689-1943
7417 N. Knoxville Peoria, IL 61614
www.sandyslace.com

ANKER TEMPLATES for Duplicator:

Smaller Than Life, Pete Boorum
79 Sebbins Pond Dr Bedford, NH 03110
603/669-4185
smallife@nh.ultranet.com

ANKER VIDEO INSTRUCTION TAPES

Smaller Than Life, Pete Boorum
79 Sebbins Pond Dr Bedford, NH 03110
603/669-4185
smallife@nh.ultranet.com

THIN GLASS

George Wrisley
503/653-2591
17784 SE Paradise Dr Milwaukie, OR 97267

Dean Jenson

Glue Bottles: Are the stainless steel tip glue bottles everyone is talking about the one that is on the bottom of page 58 of the new Micro Mark with the accordion bottle? I mostly use the plastic syringe- I use a rubber (plastic) end that you put on the end of your knitting needles to keep your work from coming off on the end, it keeps the glue from drying out and is easy to put on and off.

Also here in Nevada you can easily get the 1 oz. and 2 oz. thick bottom "shot glasses" that won't tip over to keep my glue bottles and syringes upside down in.

Kathleen

Glass Cutter: Some thin glass can be cut with the usual cutter you find at the hardware store, but I got hold of some that needs a better cutter than that. When I tried to cut it with the usual cheap cutter, it broke everywhere but along the line. I ruined a lot of glass before I found a better cutter. The better cutter I found was from a stained glass store. It has a hollow handle that holds extra oil, and makes a cut that the glass breaks cleanly along. So if you don't have luck with the cheap cutter, try this one.

Jeanne in San Anselmo, CA

Gluing Glass: There is an automotive glue that is used to glue the inside rear view mirror to the windshield. Holds like steel. Very reasonable. I do not know the name but just tell the person at the counter that you want to glue your rear view mirror back onto the windshield.

Bob, Hollywood, FL

Tools: Micro mart makes a tiny portable scroll type saw that is fabulous for cutting windows etc. You just drill a tiny hole to insert the blade and it cuts GREAT!

Sue Thwaite

Curtain rod brackets -- don't forget you can use clip-on earring findings.

Loretta.Sniarowski