When I wrote about the effect of dyes on thread fibers, I expected to start
a discussion, and have been successful. I know you both (and many
others) have much experience, with threads and dyes.
Hi Everybody:
I haven't noticed this in embroidery cottons, but I can speak about wool. I
Dear thread users,
When I wrote about the effect of dyes on thread fibers, I expected to start
a discussion, and have been successful. I know you both (and many
others) have much experience, with threads and dyes.
When I joined the Embroiderers' Guild of America in 1968, some of the
Could it be just a trick of the eye? That the darker shades appear finer and so
to get the same visual effect an additional thread is added, or is there a
measurable physical difference?
On 11 Jun 2011, at 05:36, jeria...@aol.com wrote:
Dear thread users,
When I wrote about the effect of
The computer is back! And I have returned from the Costume Society of
America's symposium, where I brushed up on textile conservation, to be sure
there were no new developments that could affect lace.
Our newbies may not know that in the process of dyeing thread, white is
the fluffiest.
