I agree with Clay. It does not really matter what pillow I use, but the
twist of the thread certainly makes a difference.
Joepie
From: Clay Blackwell
I suspect it has everything to do with what kind of thread you're using.
Since I work mostly on a bolster, my threads behave. And I work mostly with
s-twist threads. But, if I work on a cookie pillow, there is no difference
unless I am working with z-twist threads, and they will untwist at an
alarming rate.
I have made a mental note to avoid the z-twist. Too much aggravation!
Clay
On Apr 14, 2013, at 6:40 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I was just reading the class listings for IOLI Convention this year,
specifically the Idrija class.
Either a cookie pillow or a bolster is acceptable. The question comes
from the bobbin winding instructions.
For a cookie pillow, wind thread clockwise.
For a bolster pillow, wind thread counter clockwise.
Why the difference? Anyone know?
Alice in Oregon -- Where it's a gray day, but supposed to get better as
the week goes on.
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