Polyester Sewing Thread - 600m color -100%, 50 S.E (Is this size 50 wt) We hope this is size 50wt, but how do we know?
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On ThreadArt's website: Polyester Sewing Thread 600 meter / 660 yard spools 50 weight/3 ply Sealed in clear shrink wrap Spun polyester is the ideal multipurpose thread Outstanding durability, colorfastness, and low lint http://www.threadart.com/c-64-polyester-sewing-thread.aspx
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FYI silk is a THREAD, satin is a WEAVE. In order to make fabric, you take a type of thread, and weave it in a certain way. It is entirely possible to have a satin-weave fabric that is made of 100% silk threads. If what you actually want is a silk vs polyester test, that is something entirely different - and as another responder pointed out, the only way you are going to know for certain is if you burn it.
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I believe it was 5/16...Do not know the thread but looked like 24. I needed 5/8-16.
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not sure since i do not have mine, but the size was comparable to other sewing machine's stitches.
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Specs are listed in the product details. Hit MORE details to see it. Thread size is listed there too (1/8" NPT)
137705
This thread is for sewing machine or hand sewing. It is not for embroidery. I have this and it works good for me.
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I cannot tell you for sure whether these are 90wt or not. What I can tell you, is my machine is a very finicky Brother that would only allow me to use 90wt thread. I decided to order these just to see if my machine would accept prewounds. To my surprise, I have had no problems with these bobbins. I hope I have been somewhat helpful.
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It is Threadart Brand. For more information go to their website. I have had good results with this thread. Polyester is not as shiny as rayon embroidery thread but it still looks gread. I really like the way you can secure the thread on the spool.
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Depends on your application. It comes with 1/16" thread or thereabouts which is much heavier than you need for most applications unless you are sewing real heavy canvas.
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the spool itself is 1/2 " by about 2 "...it is very strong thread and does not fray..just like regular thread on normal bobbins...I consider it a very good buy because you get many colors and unless you plan to sew a full garment where you might need a couple of same color bobbins, this is a very good buy..I am very pleased with the assortment to fix a hem,. a loose button, etc etc....
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no- there is no chart that comes with all these wonderful spools of thread. I sat down when they came and sorted them by color familys. I keep them in drawers that way. I have also used many of them. they are wonderful colors and sew so nicely. Here is a link to a website that show a coversion chart for the thread numbers - &lt;&lt; http://threadchart.info/threadchart.php?f=MARTHPE5 &gt;&gt; I hope this helps.
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Polyester thread made today is the best, it feels like cotton but is stronger and more tensile.
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It's not "white thread" but a special bobbin thread. I've always used it - never matching top thread. Works fine for me.
1689155
It depends on what you are sewing. I'm using just regular heavy duty thread and it works great. It takes a while to get the hang of the machine but it works great. If you have a real heavy duty application, you're going to need a real heavy duty thread. The thread that came with it was 1/16" or thereabouts. It's much heavier than you need for most applications.
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Lisa, I didn't ask what the paracord diameter was, I asked if I should double check the 100' measurement of my order, as several people have come up 7-10 feet short on their 100' orders. But thanks for the info, I appreciate it! JT.
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Hello, I am not sure if it is polyester or nylon but the density of the fabric is very thick. It is not flimsy in any way and I have had mine for over 5 months and it has survived heavy snowfall, high winds, and very heavy rain with thunderstorms. I am not sure what the thread count is. If you are looking for quality, I think you will be very pleased with the product. Hope this helps.
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It's 1/4" NPT (National pipe thread) pipe size, for sure. Pipe size is not measured by the width of the thread.