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Hi Eva,
Have you tried a warp spreader? They work wonders. Linda Hendrickson makes
a very nice one <www.lindahendrickson.com>.
I usually pass up on plastic but the Lacis cards are my favorite, I think
because the are sturdy, the threads don't catch on anything and I like the
small size.
Janis
At 05:26 PM 6/2/2005 -0700, you wrote:
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I have been using plastic-coated regulation poker
playing cards cut sqare with holes punched in the
ends, and have been getting frustrated with them.
Both the warp and the weft are standard crochet
pearl-cotton like is sold at "Wal-mart", "Michaels" or
"Jo-Ann's" The frustration is that as soon as I get
more than about 20 cards, the cards are hard to turn,
and I have to turn them in groups of 4 or 5. (I have
the same problem with cards weather on an "inkle" loom
or "warp weighted" each card individually. I have had
the same problem with the "cardboard" (non-plastic
coated) tablet weaving cards. (Mine cardbooard
card-weaving cards say "Unicorn" on them.)
My question is :
Is there a big difference between the plasic coated
Lacis card-weaving cards and the cardbard cards? or Is
it worth my time and effort to make new cards out of
plastic? (container plastic, think like the flat sides
of a liquid clothes-detergent bottles)
Thanks for the ideas!
Eva
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