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Carding comb works great. Just remember that there are two types; one
for cotton and one for "all others." Just look for a store that sells spinning and weaving supplies. Tell them you need a set of carding combs for silk (the ones that will do cotton are too coarse). They'll hook you up. The problem with the blender method is that it doesn't do long fibres well. The carding combs do them and then some. No, its not automatic like the coffee grinder, but I get a good color match using the carding combs as I can add bits of color and see rather quickly how it comes out and if I need to adjust. Frank Reid |
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