🧵 High-Quality Black Button & Carpet Sewing Thread: SINGER 67110 - 50 Yards Review

Terribly disappointed with this Singer thread. It is much lighter and smaller in diameter than my previous thread. I have a hard time believing it would last long in a heavy pull or metal carving situation. In addition, the coil is thin. The notch that is supposed to hold the end of the thread broke the first time the thread was hooked. I wish I had stayed with the Coats & Clark brand.

I bought this expecting it to be thick and strong. It may be strong, I don't know, but its thickness is many times less than I expected. The use I bought it for requires something of a very thin cord and that doesn't even come close. It's a little heavier than regular sewing thread, but nowhere near as heavy as I need it to be. The name suggests it's good for carpets, but I highly doubt it will stand up to the stress the carpet can take.

I've always wondered how often I choose button thread over regular thread for mending. It's a lot stronger but not as thick as you might think. I had a hole in my black bra that needed stitching. Every woman knows that abra repairs have to be strong and I was confused without my button thread. Works great on unbuttoned socks, jean stitching (color doesn't matter as long as it's on the inside) to name a few. Don't let the dirty part of the name fool you. It seems to me that it's two pieces of…