PS, I got that wrong! My apologies. Too late at night here.
Wrapped threads are the ones which are more prone to shredding, the bound ones
are usually a bit more resilient.
Brenda
> On 4 Aug 2018, at 23:07, Susan wrote:
>
> Got itâthanks Brenda! Doesnât look favorable for Rosaline.
Got itâthanks Brenda! Doesnât look favorable for Rosaline. LOL. I just
finished a class with Judith Cordell & had an idea to use metallic thread.
When I get a spare moment, I will enlarge the pattern & try the Balger. At
least itâs a thread I already know from embroidery. Susan
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Hi Susan
A wrapped metallic thread is one where the fibre core is smoothly wrapped with
a flat,narrow sliver of metallic foil.
A bound thread is one where the fibres and metallic slivers are held together
by very fine nylon or polyester filaments wrapped around them. Usually one
going clockwise
Hello All! Today I was looking for a fine metallic thread--56 wpcm--& ran
across Bart & Francis' "Copper Cobweb". Since many of Brenda's samples come
from Arachne members, I wanted to ask if anyone has used it in a project? There
is a lace sample shown on the web page for the product but no
Thanks Jean! Good to know that the new issue arrived at your address. Does
anyone know why it is not yet available online for e-subscribers? Sincerely,
Susan Hottle USA
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