Hi! The post about tubular card weaving was about how to weave a wide strap as a tube (suitable for a tote strap or a purse handle), this one is in reference to how to weave a thinner cord, let's say almost like a Kumihimo cord, suitable for the grommets of a backpack. I've seen it somewhere online but it was long ago. I'm sorry if I upset anyone. You all know more than I do, that's why I asked.
Clotilde --- On Tue, 5/12/09, nsmothergill <[email protected]> wrote: From: nsmothergill <[email protected]> Subject: [twist-tabletweaving] Tubular weaving To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, May 12, 2009, 4:53 AM Hi Clotilde, I'm confused. You posted a similar message at the end of April and John Mullarky and I replied (see postings from April 28th). Was today's posting a duplication or do you need further instructions? When I made cords I used 9 cards with 3 colors using 10/2 perle cotton. I'm sure you could make a bigger cord either with more cards or with a thicker yarn. Nancy --- In twist-tabletweaving @yahoogroups. com, Clotilde Menendez <vietteruby1@ ...> wrote: > > Hi Everyone! A LONG time ago, I found on the net some info about tablet > weaving cords. I did not practice it then, so I have forgotten what it said. > Can someone here tell me how to make a simple cord, not too thin, not too > thick, I need it for a backpack. > I figure if I only use a few cards it might work, but I really don't have any > idea of how to go about it. > > Thanks again! > > Clotilde >
