1lb Pleachet Carpet Warp Cone by Colonial Needle - PHR-W Review

I've used warp thread on several projects and have never snapped. The tallest fabric I used it on was 43 inches. Good product.

Overall great product, very happy with the purchase. It is used to make textile decorations and products. I've colored natural/organic a few times and the color development was great, especially the eucalyptus leaves - great color.

I bought it for weaving pendants. I'm happy with the weight and twist. A huge cone for the money and takes paint well. It reminds me of the cotton thread you get at the hardware store, but it's stronger and smoother. I like it. I can't break it with my hands. Very strong.

I think this yarn will work well on the loom. As a warp it is not very strong, depending on how tight it is to be stretched, but its thickness is suitable for tapestry/rug warp and its pleasant neutral color makes it suitable for a dyed or dyed warp. If you plan to use it for braiding, note that it measures 20 ends per inch. (1/20 inch thick)

This is great for warping two of my looms as it is durable. I've made a few bookmarks and am currently working on a tapestry. My first braiding project was in the round and I used it as a base. I had a steering wheel and I screwed 75 around the outer rim with screws. They always use an odd number when weaving. I then warped it and used mostly bulk yarn and some wool roving to complete my very first weaving project. I am satisfied with this product.