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Magic-Daniel
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Hi.

I need some good quality silks for various close up routines.
Can anyone recommend some?

Daniel
Pete Biro
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Rice silks are the best. I believe http://www.stevensmagic.com has them.
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Bob Sanders offers some that are high quality -- some say as good as Rice. I have both and can't tell the difference.

Depending on what you need Rice sometimes has "seconds" -- usually an undetectable printing area -- never the silk itself. Write to Ruth and ask her.
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Donnie Buckley
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I buy silk handkerchiefs in a mens' clothing stores for close up. They usually have a variety of colors and they last for years.
It depends upon what you need them for. The silk handkerchiefs at the mens' stores are heavy & not good for most silk magic, but very good for coin magic and such.
Foxbiz
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Denmark hey??? I agree that Bob Sanders is a good source for silks and silk info over there.

Lynn Fox
Dougini
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For quality silks, Rice silks are also available at Silk King Studios. Their site is here:

http://www.silkkingmagic.com/Rice%27s%20......ilks.htm

That shows you their solid color line. They also have others in printed designs. My Rice silks (that I still have) are more than 20 years old, and still look new.

Doug
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Agree with Dougini.

For any need of silks go to "Silk King Studios".

Also you will find some nice routines.
Dougini
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On 2010-09-03 17:56, Foxbiz wrote:
I agree that Bob Sanders is a good source for silks and silk info...


Yes, I've heard the same thing, Lynn, but I can't find his website. Richard Hughes has also been highly praised:

http://www.hughesmagic.com/catalog/silks/tiedyes.html

I've only ever dealt with Rice, though. Ruth is a jewel. I have the highest praise for her. She is actually the daughter of Harold Rice! I've dealt with Rice since the late 70's.
Doug
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On 2010-09-03 18:15, Dougini wrote:
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On 2010-09-03 17:56, Foxbiz wrote:
I agree that Bob Sanders is a good source for silks and silk info...


Yes, I've heard the same thing, Lynn, but I can't find his website.
Doug


Bob does not have a web site. He is on staff here so you can easily contact him by PM.
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Al Angello
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Bob Sanders sells some great silks at an affordable price, and for a few dollars more I recommend P&A silks.
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Darkwing
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Don't forget Richard Hughes.
Alan Munro
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I buy my silks from Bob Sanders. Excellent quality!
Regan
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I also buy most all of my silks from Mr. Bob Sanders. When I need heavier silks, or certain tie-dye patterns that I cannot get from Bob I have found them at Abbott's and Dazzling Magic.
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I once did 26 different tie dye patterns for a guy to produce out a drum. One set from each side. It was a challenge to come up with all those different looking silks.

Richard
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