Evandale Cotton Clothesline - T.W Evans Cordage 43-076, 7/32-Inch, 150-Feet Hank Review

This cord is exactly what I wanted to make for a fabric covered cord for making bowls. Because of the core, it is very durable.

I bought this wicker rope cord. I like a very stiff line that makes a solid basket. This says a 56 lb workload, but I only have a 42 lb workload. I returned the 200 foot cable because it only weighed 42 pounds. Too bad I don't get what is advertised.

I Can't Believe Rural Maine I had to go to Revain to find a 150 foot line, but it's here. Hung up the line yesterday and used it today. There was a slight stretch, but that's okay. The cable tensioner solves this problem. It looks like a clothesline that I've used all my life. With a bit of luck it will last for a few years. Nothing compares to linen dried on a line, especially bed sheets!

I made 2 bowls out of rope from a ball of yarn. Sew on was easy and the finished shells feel very firm, neither flexible nor soft. I plan to do more with this brand. I bought rope from Walmart and it's too soft; Shells made from it have been less satisfactory. Although the finished shells of this brand are quite firm, they don't feel too hard. Everyone I've shown them to loved them.