Frayed to breaking point

6 Responses

1. 

   Laura Fry

   5 January 2015 |

   Unfortunately that’s not a break that can be easily fixed, methinks. 🙁

2. 

   Kerstin

   5 January 2015 |

   That is why all weaver needs a spool of braided polyester, along with all other necessities!
   (Somewhere I saw pics from a professional studio in, perhaps, Germany – the flyshuttle cord almost had more knots that unbroken bits. Maybe it is the same as they say about riders: you have to fall off 100 times before you “are” an equestrian?)

3. 

   Cally

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   5 January 2015 |

   And of course the useful length of cord that I found in the ‘useful lengths of cord’ box is too thick. Great start to the working year!

4. 

   Martha

   5 January 2015 |

   Talk about holding on by a thread! Hope you can sort out the problem quickly and return to weaving with no hitches.

5. 

   neki rivera

   6 January 2015 |

   blessed nylon chord!

6. 

   Alice

   6 January 2015 |

   You stopped the steaming locomotive just before it reached the desperate heroine tied to the tracks.