i agree with the other lady, i should buy the book. lol!! i'll never
have another question again about thread with owning the book, and i'll
know what i'm buying!! its best just to buy a card with samples on it,
and they do offer one. so, i'm set on that idea!!!
--- Brenda Paternoster <[EMAIL P
On 10 Nov 2005, at 05:30, suzy wrote:
what the equivalent size for a cotton size 60 would be,
Cotton 60/2, cotton 60/3, cotton 60/4 or cotton 60/6? They are all
different.
if they had 60/6 that would be great because doesn't that mean a six
ply to make the size 60 thread? but in cotton it w
> > what the equivalent size for a cotton size 60 would be,
> Cotton 60/2, cotton 60/3, cotton 60/4 or cotton 60/6? They are all
> different.
if they had 60/6 that would be great because doesn't that mean a six
ply to make the size 60 thread? but in cotton it would be something
like size 30 whi
Hello Suzy
the formulas are excellent brenda, and i'm totally confused. i was a
little mistaken by the size. they sell it in 66/3, but don't worry
because i found another maker of 3 ply linen thread which gives the
length of the thread. i'm going to write the company (email) and ask
what the e
i'm happy hopefully to still get the same thread then. goldschild
sounded like some really nice thread, and so did londonderry. i'm also
happy with the colors they offer, and i can contact this manufacturer
and get a reply. i really like the yellows.
--- Tamara P Duvall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
the formulas are excellent brenda, and i'm totally confused. i was a
little mistaken by the size. they sell it in 66/3, but don't worry
because i found another maker of 3 ply linen thread which gives the
length of the thread. i'm going to write the company (email) and ask
what the equivalent size
On Nov 7, 2005, at 23:55, suzy wrote:
i also found a new company that has a website
unlike goldschild [...]
i'm going to order [...] "londonderry linen thread"
I'm not 100% certain but I think the two are the same thread, just
labelled differently for two sides of the Atlantic. I do know that
i've found that out now. i also found a new company that has a website
unlike goldschild. i can't find anything on them at all. i'll just
order a small amount to see what the thread looks like and what size it
might be, but i'm going to order the amount i need for my next project
from a company
thanks for the info on the thread. that would not have been the right
size. maybe i'll try the size 80 in linen and it will be a size 60 in
cotton thread? i've given up. i'll just go shopping and find out!!
lol. i'll write the "goldschild" website for the information and they
probably will hav
Hello Suzy
that sounds like an acurate round-about length guage thank you.
i'm looking to buy size 60/3, so i'm willing to guess that is it
somewhere near 1265 yards i really appreciate you guys' help!
thanks again
A 25 gram spool of Madeira Tanne cotton 50/2 (39 wraps per
centim
oops no, not 60/3 linen, not that many yards. sorry - that is a fairly
thick thread, as others have pointed out - the linen size is different
from cotton - I was thinking in terms of the 25 grams. Linen 60/3 is
close in size (a tad thicker, actually) to DMC Cordonnet 30, or DMC
Cebelia 30 - these s
that sounds like an acurate round-about length guage thank you.
i'm looking to buy size 60/3, so i'm willing to guess that is it
somewhere near 1265 yards i really appreciate you guys' help!
thanks again.
>
> A 25 gram spool of Madeira Tanne cotton 50/2 (39 wraps per
centimeter,
> ac
On Nov 5, 2005, at 22:20, suzy wrote:
i was hoping someone could give me a-round-about guess of how much 25
or 28 grams of thread would be in length measurments.
It will vary, depending on the thickness of thread - the ticker the
thread, the less of it will fit in the 25 grams. Lacis used to
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