So I am trying to word this in such a way I do not reveal much.
I am looking for the elastic thread/line that some card gimmicks use.
Normally its clear, very thin, and very stretchy.
It is not IT or IET. Its more of a latex/rubber strand.
I am sure most of you know what I am talking about. I'm not really sure what names it goes by though so finding it has been a bit tricky. Plus I am trying to save money.
I understand magic supply stores have it, but the amount you get is very little (normally a small length or under 100 feet). I am hoping I can get a larger spool possibly from a craft store or other source.
I need a larger spool because I will be experimenting with it in various ways in and outside of magic.
I did buy some jewelry elastic line. The problem I have with it though is once it stretches, it doesn't return to its normal size.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Maybe some of you even know of better alternatives that are stronger and stretchier or last a lot longer.
BTW, I did try the search function, but I wasn't really sure what to put in there, so I didn't come up with any topics.
Also I hope I am not revealing anything here. I would think this to be somewhat common knowledge among the community.
I am looking for the elastic thread/line that some card gimmicks use.
Normally its clear, very thin, and very stretchy.
It is not IT or IET. Its more of a latex/rubber strand.
I am sure most of you know what I am talking about. I'm not really sure what names it goes by though so finding it has been a bit tricky. Plus I am trying to save money.
I understand magic supply stores have it, but the amount you get is very little (normally a small length or under 100 feet). I am hoping I can get a larger spool possibly from a craft store or other source.
I need a larger spool because I will be experimenting with it in various ways in and outside of magic.
I did buy some jewelry elastic line. The problem I have with it though is once it stretches, it doesn't return to its normal size.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Maybe some of you even know of better alternatives that are stronger and stretchier or last a lot longer.
BTW, I did try the search function, but I wasn't really sure what to put in there, so I didn't come up with any topics.
Also I hope I am not revealing anything here. I would think this to be somewhat common knowledge among the community.