Hot Air Balloon - Warp (Cotton Flake) Similar in Size to 8/2
Hand-dyed Warps by Kathrin Weber (100 thread warps + 4 extra = 104 total)
There are tiny speckles of color along with the dyed shading colors. Check close up for detail. The warp yarn is a soft, 2 ply flake cotton: approx 3,600 yards per pound similar in size to an 8/2. 20-24 epi (suggestion only), grown and spun in the USA. Because these warps are hand-dyed, no two warps will be identical. For more information, see longer description.
The warps are wound generously in a longer length than listed. The length indicated here is approx length after the shrinkage from the dye process. Each warp has a white info tag located at the cross. There are loops at the beginning and at the end of the warps. I tie the warp in 6 places: at beginning and ending loops, a thread by thread cross, a 10 thread bundle cross for use with raddle, and two choke ties near each end. If you need more ties to secure it due to your personal setup techniques, add more. Please look over them carefully when you get them. If they will not work for you, please return them in their original condition for a refund or exchange. No refund on shipping costs.
Shipping will be added at check out. An additional 5% of product price will be added to orders sent to countries other than the USA. (Minimum of $5) This can be avoided if you have an address in the US to which your warps can be shipped.
Hand-dyed Warps by Kathrin Weber (100 thread warps + 4 extra = 104 total)
There are tiny speckles of color along with the dyed shading colors. Check close up for detail. The warp yarn is a soft, 2 ply flake cotton: approx 3,600 yards per pound similar in size to an 8/2. 20-24 epi (suggestion only), grown and spun in the USA. Because these warps are hand-dyed, no two warps will be identical. For more information, see longer description.
The warps are wound generously in a longer length than listed. The length indicated here is approx length after the shrinkage from the dye process. Each warp has a white info tag located at the cross. There are loops at the beginning and at the end of the warps. I tie the warp in 6 places: at beginning and ending loops, a thread by thread cross, a 10 thread bundle cross for use with raddle, and two choke ties near each end. If you need more ties to secure it due to your personal setup techniques, add more. Please look over them carefully when you get them. If they will not work for you, please return them in their original condition for a refund or exchange. No refund on shipping costs.
Shipping will be added at check out. An additional 5% of product price will be added to orders sent to countries other than the USA. (Minimum of $5) This can be avoided if you have an address in the US to which your warps can be shipped.
Hand-dyed Warps by Kathrin Weber (100 thread warps + 4 extra = 104 total)
There are tiny speckles of color along with the dyed shading colors. Check close up for detail. The warp yarn is a soft, 2 ply flake cotton: approx 3,600 yards per pound similar in size to an 8/2. 20-24 epi (suggestion only), grown and spun in the USA. Because these warps are hand-dyed, no two warps will be identical. For more information, see longer description.
The warps are wound generously in a longer length than listed. The length indicated here is approx length after the shrinkage from the dye process. Each warp has a white info tag located at the cross. There are loops at the beginning and at the end of the warps. I tie the warp in 6 places: at beginning and ending loops, a thread by thread cross, a 10 thread bundle cross for use with raddle, and two choke ties near each end. If you need more ties to secure it due to your personal setup techniques, add more. Please look over them carefully when you get them. If they will not work for you, please return them in their original condition for a refund or exchange. No refund on shipping costs.
Shipping will be added at check out. An additional 5% of product price will be added to orders sent to countries other than the USA. (Minimum of $5) This can be avoided if you have an address in the US to which your warps can be shipped.
