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pioneerspiritlady
Farmgirl in Training
 
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Teri
Cahone
CO
USA
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Posted - Apr 08 2006 : 4:29:14 PM
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I am looking for a set of Wool Cards for carding wool in good condition. The one's I borrowed I had to return. I am also looking for a Navajo Weaving Fork at least 2 inches wide by 12 in long; a small Finishing Fork; Batten's, 1 1/2 in wide, 3/4 in wide, and 1/2 in wide... all should have straight sections of about 27 inches ending in a slight curve. Weaving Forks and Battens should be made of hardwood. Also looking for Sacking Needles. If anyone should have these in good condition and don't use them anymore, I would be interested in buying them.
'If you are standing next to a rattle snake, you do not have an obligation to wait until it bites you before you decide it’s dangerous.'" Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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Rebekka Mae
True Blue Farmgirl
    
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Rebekka
Moscow
ID
USA
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Posted - Apr 10 2006 : 7:23:47 PM
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I have also been looking for carders- I just read that the metal bristled animal brushes you get at the pet store will work well for the 'casual' carder. I am going to give it a try since I like to have some carded wool for my daughter to use in her play- I will let you know how it works. Good Luck ,Rebekka |
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pioneerspiritlady
Farmgirl in Training
 
32 Posts
Teri
Cahone
CO
USA
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Posted - Apr 11 2006 : 12:32:55 AM
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Rebekka, Thanks for the suggestion but I have 27 pounds of wool sitting here ready to card and I don't think I'd get very far with dog brushes. I have a spinning wheel, table loom, Navajo loom and floor loom so I don't consider myself a 'casual' carder, but thanks for the input. It may help someone else though. Feel free to let me know how it works out for your project. Thanks, Teri
'If you are standing next to a rattle snake, you do not have an obligation to wait until it bites you before you decide it’s dangerous.'" Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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