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• The vehicle was equipped with Presidential lap robes and Henry Ford Museum.
• So I thought, why don't I make everyone here a lap robe?
• Lap robes kept passengers warm and saved their clothing from dirt and wear.
• Handsel remains steadfast, focused, always thinking about the next lap robe to be completed.
• For a luxurious lap robe, consider one made of cashmere.
• It's a daily routine she's followed for 10 years, creating more than 3, 500 lap robes.
• Lap robes were once a requisite of the carriage trade for keeping clean, snug and warm.
• Lap robes came in a variety of materials.
• Phillips, 39, also cherishes the lap robe of his longtime partner, John Maben, who died last September.
• Lap robes are very popular and inexpensive; if a blanket helps you to doze off, use one.
• Later on, I found out that Merriam-Webster lists " lap robe " as the first meaning of rug.
• "This is my hurricane lap robe, " she said . " I've got enough yarn to make another one ."
• One 98-year-old woman, for instance, has completed more than 100 crocheted lap robes for nursing homes without attention or reward.
• Carriage passengers often used a " lap robe " as a blanket or similar covering for their legs, lap and feet.
• She knits lap robes for her real estate clientele, and makes orange-and-clove balls at Christmas that are the talk of the town.
• She decided to crochet a lap robe for every bed at the Douglas T . Jacobson State Veterans Nursing Home in Port Charlotte.
• Since 1992, a network of volunteers from across the country has taken up Handsel's mission, providing nearly 1, 000 lap robes a year.
• For about $ 300, the client had Hy Fishman, a Manhattan furrier, recycle a beaver coat into a lap robe and matching bolster pillows.
• Rolen, who has delivered her lap robes to many patients, says, " They add a lot of warmth to some pretty austere settings ."
• Bundled in hairy goatskin and buffalo lap robes, Rudyard Kipling got his first tour of Vermont in a horse-drawn sleigh on a snowy February night.