I use twine that is used for flying kites. Got it at Wal-Mart years ago for around $1 and it works great. It is a twisted thin cord that will not break as it contains nylon or polyester. Certainly much cheaper than the ravel cord you buy and looks the same. And I have a lifetime supply!tassiejan said:
Substitute for ravel cord??
Wondering if anyone knows a substitute for Ravel cord. Cant buy any here in Oz.. Or if its here I don't know where. Hoping someone will have some input..Thanks..
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