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21st June 20, 11:20 PM
#13
 Originally Posted by Tobus
I ended up needing to cut about 10 inches of this RRS tartan for my quilt project, so I experimented a bit with the selvedge (which was trimmed off, not being useful for my purpose).
The white thread is not wool. It's some sort of poly material; a little stretchy with a slick feel to it. Maybe even silk?
I very much doubt that it would be silk. First and foremost, silk is much more expensive than wool so I cannot see why that would be used. Secondly, silk doesn't shrink like wool and would cause the selvedge to distort in the finishing process.
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