I'm sure that most, if not all countries, have carpet shops and their
carpets are wrapped around heavy (very thick) cardboard or fiberboard cores.
These cores will take staples and even carpet tacks. That is what I use - FH
cuts them the length I want with his woodshop saw, but any saw will do. I
have several bolsters but prefer block, cookie, or roller pillows..
Happy Lacemaking and may your threads never break
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
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From: "Jo Falkink" So I'm indeed thinking rather of a drainpipe than a
broomstick. But I'm
afraid a drainpipe doesn't take staples. Perhaps I need to dril a few
small holes and sew the start throught these holes.
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