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BearMage New user Kalamazoo, MI 26 Posts 
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You might try a drapery supply store. I've purchased velvet cord used for tie-backs at our local shop.
They are also a great place to aquire props such as fluted rods, trims, and ornate hardware.
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Alchimest Regular user Alchimest 133 Posts
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I started using Wilsons velvet cord, but quickly went back to my old standby.
I use 4mm rock climbers cord, with the white core pulled out. I creates a very supple 'string' with lots of color (although you don't get a lot of choice at any one sports store). It's very strong and lasts forever. I've never had anyone question what it is (shoe lace or whatever), it's just a piece of string in my pocket. |
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Ronnie Ramin Loyal user 233 Posts
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I used to wear a cord for a belt that I would pull off to do the routine. I quit using it though, after my pants fell down; I started wearing underwear too.
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WR Special user Utah 945 Posts
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IF you watch the DVD/Video I believe he explains how to make it. I agree I use a colored rope that is de-Cored. The ends are joined with glue to stop freying (SP).
WR
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