Yes, hackle pliers. Another useful tool is reverse forceps. Squeezing them
opens the jaws, they are clamped shut by default, so to speak.
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
On Mar 30, 2018 19:52, "Osgood Martha" wrote:
Are those called Hackle Pliers? (at lest in fishery shops)
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> Another useful tip I collected a while ago from Arachne was to purchase a
> fly tying tool from the fishing shop for a few pennies Sue M Harvey
> Norfolk UK
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Sue
That kind of tool is also used by jewelers. In the U.S. Rio Grande in
Albuquerque sells them.
Lorelei
Subject: Re: [lace] Weaver's knot
Another useful tip I collected a while ago from Arachne was to purchase a
fly tying tool from the fishing shop for a few pennies Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Another useful tip I collected a while ago from Arachne was to purchase a fly
tying tool from the fishing shop for a few pennies , it grips the broken
thread beautifully while tightening the other two threads.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Nancy
Very useful. Thanks
Lorelei
To: Arachne <lace@arachne.com>
Subject: [lace] Weaver's knot
Because there have been questions about weaver's knots in the past, and
because making this knot would often give me fits before my recent epiphany,
I've put together a series of rough photos that
bject: [lace] Weaver's knot
Hello arachnids,
I've been attaching twine to the ends of the threads coming from each card
in my tablet-weaving deck, using a weaver's knot. In the course of this
practice (40 cards in my current deck, for example), I have figured out how
to do a weaver's knot so it ho
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Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2018 8:34 AM
To: Arachne
Subject: [lace] Weaver's knot
Hello arachnids,
I've been attaching twine to the ends of the threads coming from each card
in my tablet-weaving deck, using a weaver's knot. In the course of this
practice (40 cards in my current deck, for
Hello arachnids,
I've been attaching twine to the ends of the threads coming from each card
in my tablet-weaving deck, using a weaver's knot. In the course of this
practice (40 cards in my current deck, for example), I have figured out how
to do a weaver's knot so it holds. Because the threads