Hi all
Fingering is usually quoted as equivalent to 4-ply
Beth
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On a separate chart Ravelry says light fingering = 3 ply
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Ravelry says that Schoeller Souvenir is now discontinued but was fingering
weight, with Gauge 29.0 to 38.0 sts = 4 inches (10cm) and Needle size US
1½ - 2½ or 2.5 - 3mm. It doesn't give wraps per inch
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From: Elizabeth Ligeti.
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I have just been going though some old Anna Magazines â what Wonderful
magazines they were!! â and one garment I want to make â a tatted Vest!
â needs:-
âMedium Fine wool Schoeller âSouvenirâ â(50g/195m/213yds.)
Would this be, - a 3ply or 4 ply wool? I wonder if some of you
I have Kai shears for dress making and general cutting of fabric. They
are a lot better than the Ginghers I bought many years ago which seem to
regularly be needing sharpening, and for quite a while I misplaced the
sharpening stone I had for them. The Kai's are micro serrated and never
need
I use Gingher Thread Clippers, made in Germany - that is the important bit.
They are light-weight, small, but very effective.
They are sharp, and have very pointy ends, so you can cut close.
Just checked on the internet, only to find that they are now made in China.
Here goes my praise, though I
Thanks to all who posted or wrote privately—I appreciate the feedback.
Apparently we are all in the same boat! In a sea of options, there are very
few dependable candidates. And the finer the work, the more critical the need
for accurate, ultra-fine blades. My search may be over now that I
