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    Can you post links to suppliers for those who are interested?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barb T View Post
    Can you post links to suppliers for those who are interested?
    I use artificial sinew for leather work. It is available online from www.crazycrow.com and www.nocbay.com, among others.

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    Right, those are the best suppliers. I get most of my stuff from NocBay.

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    Thank you Barb! You just explained exactly why some of my colors of thread are a real pain to use, hand or machine. About half of the seldom used colors are cotton covered.
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    I have a question also. Why not cotton wrapped thread? I have been using it for years for modern and historic reproduction clothing without any problems. I also have an old kilt that I built 20+ years ago and it is fine and the thread did not give any trouble.

    Just wondering.

    Stoff

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoff View Post
    I have a question also. Why not cotton wrapped thread? I have been using it for years for modern and historic reproduction clothing without any problems. I also have an old kilt that I built 20+ years ago and it is fine and the thread did not give any trouble.

    Just wondering.

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    Here is Barb's post on the subject from the old "thread, thread."

    note that the new style Dual Duty does not fall into this category (now poly wrapped poly)
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