On Sun 15 Jun 2003 (18:38:34), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>One more - how many wraps per cm is Londonderry 100/3? It is fairly
>inexpensive and possibly fine enough for the coarsest of the altar
>linen.
>
>Dora
>
Londonderry linen isn't available in UK - the only size I've seen is 80/3 which
measur
On Sun 15 Jun 2003 (18:23:59), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Brenda:
>
>Could you please do me a favor and tell me if there are linen thread
>sizes in Fresia and Bockens that are equivalent in wraps/cm to Egyptian
>and Brok cotton thread sizes 70/2 through 120/2?Most of the altar
>linen I need to d
On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 02:29 AM, Dora wrote:
What is the tex or deniere size of Madeira tanne 80 thread?What system
exactly is it Madeira uses? I have tried asking them - getting everything
but the answer! In fact, it sounded as if the salesman had never head of
a
thread size.
I'
On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 12:11 AM, Deborah wrote:
Anyway (she says, getting to the point) I want to make
a garter for my friend's wedding, so can anyone
suggest a suitable equivalent to 70 Egyptian white.
Pipers Silks threads would be ideal, if there is an
equivalent.
46 wraps/cm so Pipers
On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 18:43 US/Eastern, Deborah Metters wrote:
I want to make a garter for my friend's wedding, so can anyone suggest
a suitable equivalent to 70 Egyptian white. Pipers Silks threads would
be ideal, if there is an
equivalent.
According to Brenda's book, EC 70 has 46 wraps
