thanks for the website!! i'm looking up some hap or thicker spun lacy shawl patterns. in the orengerg shawl book they mention the "warm shawls" that are spun with one thicker spun strand of white russian goat down and 3 strands of batiste cotton. have you ever heard of batiste cotton? i know it is a thin fine fiber, but i'm curious of what makes it different from fine spun cotton? batiste is the name of the person who invented it, but i wonder what is signifantly different than it and fine spun cotton?
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