Re: Ngngngngngngng.... ARGH! HELP ME!
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Re: Ngngngngngngng.... ARGH! HELP ME! Veloise 02-16-2008
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Posted by Veloise on February 16, 2008, 11:07 am
Kate wrote:
>... I have spent HOURS looking on-line and in the 'real world' for this
> stuff: >http://www.sewing.co.uk/images/piping-4346jpg.jpg
>
> I need about 4 metres in bright red to trim a couple of child-sized
> jackets like these:
>http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/halifax/images/firing_gun.jpg
>
> I've found it wholesale, but never retail. I do NOT need 200 yards of
> the flaming stuff! Has anyone any clue as to where I might get it? UK
> if possible, but elsewhere if not...
I know I've seen that on the rack at TSWLTH and Field's, maybe even
Hobby Lobby. Neither seems to show it on their website.

It might be called something else. I search up "piping trim" and found
lots of flat braids to sew on top, not bind into an edge.

HTH

--Karen D.

Posted by Veloise on February 16, 2008, 11:31 am
I wrote:
...
> It might be called something else. I search up "piping trim" and found
> lots of flat braids to sew on top, not bind into an edge.


Hey Kate! Might have found it!
http://www.ejoyce.com/pmain?cmd=e_view&num=4752&acode=000100110013

These people call it a cord, or cord edge. Try looking domestically
for that, eh?

HTH

--Karen D.

Posted by gjones2938 on February 16, 2008, 11:37 am
Dear Kate,

Do you have piping (that is what it's called) of any color? Just
cover it with what you want. I do this all the time so I can match
the piping to the thing I'm working on. Or, cover cotton crochet
thread with your bias strips. The crochet thread is called Sugar 'N
Cream here. Might take a few minutes longer, but the fruitless search
makes up the time.

Teri

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