Beadalon Wildfire Black Thread, 125-Yard - 0.006-Inch Thickness Review

The return period for this product has expired. (May 21) Bought many times from this seller. But if you use this product on the half roll today, it will stick and not unwind. I hope the seller will contact me and help me to decide. I will update the review accordingly when my issue is resolved. I'm pretty sure this is a manufacturing defect but I'm hoping the seller can help.

This is not a solid black thread. These are coated white fibers. If you're working on a piece that you may have to open up, you'll end up with white patches where the coating separates from the center of the white fiber. Needle. It's annoying. But if you can't find a black fire line at an affordable price, this will work.

I was hesitant at first when I first bought this yarn a few months ago, but after using it just once you can see why it has such a good reputation! It's the perfect strength and thickness, but not too much! This is always the best price on Revain and with Prime it's delivered so fast I can't go back to anything else. Try it once and you will fully understand the WildFire name.

It's wildfire, and more importantly, if you're doing the math like me, you're actually getting more for your hard-earned dollar when you buy this. above the rest (including a large store with the letter M). Added bonus? You probably won't find yourself rushing to the aforementioned big store, desperate to buy more before they close on Friday night so you can finish your work.

I prefer frost, but when working with dark beads, black suits better. I really like the quality of the WildFire beading thread, but I'm giving the black four stars instead of five because the finish can be very frustrating. The black coating can be torn off if a spot is held in the eye of the needle too many times or if it gets caught with rows of beads. I try to avoid this, and some projects are easier to make than others, but for square stitches, which I do regularly, it's enough to get…