🧵 Polyester Sewing Thread - 6000 Yards, Black, All-Purpose Spools for Upholstery, Canvas, Drapery, Beading, and Quilting Review

Good for your project mil. Not for anything heavy but for fashion and stuff.

The threads are of good quality and arrived very quickly - a day earlier than planned. The color was a little more yellow-based green than I was hoping for, but it's so difficult to match colors online. I got it working anyway and would consider ordering from this company again as I rarely have access to a wide range of overlock thread colors.

Love this yarn. It has a beautiful sheen. The thread is smooth so it can be easily used for sewing tents or other products. Its tensile strength is surprisingly strong. You can't break it with your fingers. This makes it ideal for holding items that are often abused during use. I bought black and white. You can fix almost anything with these two paints and when you're done everything will look great.

Learning to sew at the age of seven has come full circle and I am now involved in several sewing projects in my retirement phase. The cost per yard is pennies compared to $2.27 for 200 yards at a well-known discount chain. I bought a cheap stand and am using it on my new Brothers sewing machine. I taught sewing in high school when I was young. I just finished sewing 42 patio cushion covers with zippers, piping and finished stitching. All that sewing didn't even affect the amount of thread left…

I bought the wrong thread. I wanted Tex 69 and accidentally ordered it. Wow. I love it. I tested by fire. This is polyester. I sew purses and bags and this is suitable for sewing cotton and imitation suede. So far, so good. I wanted something for the top stitch and this is more for sewing two pieces of fabric like quilting, clothing, bags etc. Okay I can change my focus as I need this thread. I think she's too thin for the topstitching of my bags, but she's sewn flannel, faux suede, cotton, and