🧵 Outdoor Living Thread by Coats & Clark - Mini King Spool, 200-Yard, Black Review

I had a hard time working with this yarn. It breaks badly no matter what tension setting is used. I've got my work done, but I'll look for another thread for future outdoor projects.

C&C Outdoor Living yarn worked well for my small custom awning project using Home Depot shading fabric. With the right needle size for the fabric and walking foot, it sewed up smoothly on my Janome home sewing machine.

Superior Quality. I used this theme to change my Jeep's convertible top windows. It's not in the garage and is out in the sun, in the harsh salty coastal air, and in the rain. The thread holds up great. No shedding (I bought black), no stretching, no problem! Your project will not fail thanks to this thread, sew boldly.

Exactly what I needed, VERY strong thread. I used this type in a project that was outdoors and exposed to the elements. It's actually a jeep cockpit curtain and it's holding up great! No seams! So when I had a few more projects that required the yarn's strength and durability, I ordered the exact same thing. A good thing!

I really like this Outdoor Living Thread for making or repairing camping supplies and such. It's definitely hard enough to fix a camp chair when the stitching comes undone. Lately I've been using it to make new strong nylon roof rack pads for my windsurfers. I made a nylon sleeve over the pool noodles. It was a custom length not on sale.

didn't know what to expect. Not a pro, not even an amateur, just a mom with a silly Christmas gift idea and a barely thought through plan, but boy! This thread did exactly what it needed to do and then some. Explanation - I sewed 2 faux fur bedspreads together and stuffed them with old stuffed animals for a 10 bed dorm chair and this thread held it all together through countless beatings and rearrangements.