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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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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Yes this thread has a beautiful end result in most all embroidery machines.....Keep in mind to purchase a needle for your machine that has a larger Needle eye then most ...the reason for this is to keep the thread from fraying as you are using it.....some decorative threads tend to be softer and more fragile so as they pull with the tension of the machine they can break off eaisier....ask your favorite Fabric shop for the larger eyed needles....they are actually just as sharp they just have a more elongated eye for the thread......Best of luck with your sewing adventures.
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Maxi-Lock thread and the least expensive place I've found to buy it is Wawak Sewing at www.Wawak.com online. I hope this will help you.
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I am no thread expert but there is a difference. This is polyester layered over polyester. 100% cotton thread has a different feel to it. I would suggest going to Hobby Lobby, Walmart, Joann Fabric or any other craft store and feel for yourself the difference between the coats and clark brand and other brands. Even though this is less expensive, in the long run it's more costly because it runs out quickly and it breaks, tangles, snags in your machine and almost all the time during hand sewing so you are basically using more thread and having to discard much of this thread. You get what you pay for. Coats and Clark is not the company it used to be. Now, all of their threads are made in Mexico. Cheap labor and sub-standard material. Hope this helps.
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if it's *60", it's going to be actually 54" and then however many yards you buy. Also, it's a very thin, almost shear material. It was perfect for what I bought it for. (Fabric is either 60" (54") or 45" (usually 44"). I've been sewing about 40 years and it's always been this way. Kind of like a 2"x4"x6' piece of wood. It's never actually those exact dimensions.
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Did you email the seller? Because this question is going to people who purchased the thread, not to the seller. We can't answer about the return policy, only the seller can do that.
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I just checked the tag and It's 50% cotton 50% polyester. Hope this helps :)
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Thread isn't marked re: cotton, nylon?? The spools are tiny though, so if you didn't like the thread you wouldn't have it for very long anyway.
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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 not, thread count isn't stated, well below 400. Probably 100-200 at best.
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Not positive, but, it is a pipe type thread about 1/8". It's 1/4 by measure but pipe measures up a size. This is from memory.
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Good Question. I 'assume' thread count just refers to the number of individual treads packed into a given space regardless of what they are made of. That being said, in my experience it has only been applied to fine cotton products. Therefore, it is misleading. I donated these to a charity. They were good polyester sheets. But I wanted cotton.
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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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that 8.0 just part of the description. My problem with this line is that it states on the spool 40.2 kg test and that does not compute to 100 lb test. It is very strong braided line but they should change the 100 lb test to what it really is.
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This is actually machine embroidery thread..what you are looking for is embroidery Floss it is sold in hanks not spools and usually comes in 6 ply ..you pull two threads from the hank and then do your hand embroidery..
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They are 1100 yds on each spool. I have another machine and I have to put the metallic thread on the top peg instead of the back one (it would tangle on the back one) and I just had to mess with the tension but it didn't take long to get it right. I really like the looks of the finished designs with this thread and I would buy again. Hope this helped a little.