Can anyone advise me on the specific type of thread or yarn Jim Cellini demos on his DVD (Magic you can do anywhere).

I was wondering the same thing--can't find it around here, though I have found other styles of yarn the break easily. I went to the yarn section of a store. One type is called "Chenelle" (sp?), I think.

Do what I did..go to the yarn section and surreptitiously "test" the strength of the yard. While I have the Chenelle, I have not actually tried the routine with it yet. Hope this helps

I do not have this DVD, but there is a yarn called 'Mending Yarn'. It is thinner then normal and comes in many colors. Usually sold on a small card in small quantities. Hope this information will help.

Hit the local haberdashery - how many different types of wool/yarn can there be!!!!!!

Anybody involved with the videoshoot able to enlighten me as to a potential brand name?