The long staple length of the Egyptian cotton and the ring spun production method has produced yarn with a natural lustre whilst maintaining the softness in its unmercerised form
Looking for a yarn that combines silk’s softness with cotton’s versatility
Thread Collective is excited to offer Bluster Bay handcrafted shuttles made in a range of Australian timbers
The Louet Flicker is used to tease the locks during the fibre preparation
uneven tension
Stubenitsky Code by Marian Stubenitsky Louet Spring 2 The long staple length ofStubenitsky Code Expand your weaving The Stubenitsky Code explores colourful weave structures for 4, 8, up to 32 shafts. Structures include twill, basketweave and huck, seven structures in one weaving, moir type effects, deflected double weave and related structures. The Stubenitsky Code is about weaving patterns using only a single tie. Stubenitsky Code is a full colour, sewn and bound in hardback, laminated cover, richly illustrated and