When I received new sails recently, I noticed the loft had installed yarn telltales. When I have installed telltales previously, I have always used rip stop nylon because I had read somewhere that when the yarn gets wet, it has a tendancy to stick to the sail.
Thinking outside the box, when I got a new saddle for my horse recently, I chose a mohair girth because the fabric doesn't soak up the horses sweat and get crusted with salt.
(Back to sailing) I asked the sail maker about mohair yarn for telltales but he had never heard of it. Granted mohair yarn is more expensive, but you really don't need that much.
Has anyone else ever thought of using mohair yarn for telltales?
Thinking outside the box, when I got a new saddle for my horse recently, I chose a mohair girth because the fabric doesn't soak up the horses sweat and get crusted with salt.
(Back to sailing) I asked the sail maker about mohair yarn for telltales but he had never heard of it. Granted mohair yarn is more expensive, but you really don't need that much.
Has anyone else ever thought of using mohair yarn for telltales?