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Re: Good string for rigging
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lugnet.pirates
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Mon, 31 Jul 2000 19:00:46 GMT
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s.a.campbell@larc.STOPSPAMnasa.gov
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Rob Doucette wrote:
> In lugnet.pirates, Stephen A. Campbell writes:
> > I've found a string that works well as Pirate ship rigging. It's called
> > Speed-Cro-Sheen. It's thicker than thread, thinner than yarn, and of a
> > fairly dense wrap. AND it comes in black (as well as a lot of other
> > colors). It's just about the same thickness as LEGO string but not quite
> > as stiff. I found it in a needle craft store, and bought a spool that
> > contains 100 feet for about $2.50 USD.
>
> Speed-Cro-Sheen appears to be a brand of crochet thread made by J&P Coats. Is
> the spool marked with the thread size or weight, and the number of plys? I
> think this is it (scroll down):
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> http://www.coatsandclark.com/body_j_p_coats_crochet.htm
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> -Rob.
Dat's it. (Art C-45)
100 yards, not feet (duh, although didn't have the spool with me.) I originally
bought a spool of the natural cotton color from another craft store (because they
didn't have black) and I like the way it works. I had to have something for the
rigging of the Wraith (pictures soon) before the Brickfest 2000 Pirate Game and
that was all I could find at the time. Now she'll get a proper rigging.
SteveC
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| (...) Speed-Cro-Sheen appears to be a brand of crochet thread made by J&P Coats. Is the spool marked with the thread size or weight, and the number of plys? I think this is it (scroll down): (URL) (26 years ago, 31-Jul-00, to lugnet.pirates)
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