Coats Dual Duty Cotton/Polyester Thread - Tex 40 - 6,000 yds. - Black
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Threads for finest sewers and designers.
Coats Dual Duty all purpose thread is perfect for any general purpose tailoring need or repair. This cotton-covered polyester thread gives you the feel of cotton with the strength and elasticity of polyester. It comes in spools with 6,000 yards and is Tex 40. Available in a variety of colors. Please note: actual color may vary from picture due to computer setting variances.
Features
- Cotton thread with a polyester core
- General purpose
- Feel of cotton with the strength and elasticity of polyester
- Available in a variety of colors
- Tex 40
Product Specifications
Coats All-Purpose Sewing Threads
Coats All-Purpose Threads are a reliable, all-purpose choice for every hand or machine sewer. Medium-weight and versatile, these sewing threads are suited for a variety of projects, from garment construction to topstitching, quilting, and more. Available in polyester, mercerized cotton, and cotton/polyester blend varieties, Coats All-Purpose Threads are a standard choice among sewers.
Which Coats All-Purpose Sewing Thread To Choose?
Cotton, Polyester, or Cotton/Polyester Thread Blend?
Which type of thread is best for your sewing projects? Cotton thread is highly sewable and has a natural finish, as well as heat resistance. It doesn’t have a lot of stretch, however, so it is best for woven fabrics like cotton or linen. Polyester Thread has extra strength and stretch, so it is especially suited to knit or stretch fabrics like jersey. Cotton/Polyester Threads possess the best qualities of each, with the durability and stretch of polyester plus the natural look and sewability of cotton, making them a great choice for a wider range of fabrics, and very popular for working with denim.
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I have a nice Babylock and I have never had issues with the small spools of this brand. But I am not sure why my machine hates the big cone spools. I have been using it while making masks and I have had to stop several times in one hour to remove a jam. One of the times the noise was so loud my husband came in to see what had just happened. I am not sure why this is the case. But I am sure sad I ordered 5 of these. I don't know if they allow returns in this website.
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I've been using Coats & Clark Dual Duty thread for decades, as did my mother and grandmother. I've found their poly-cotton blend to be more stable and easier to work with than the 100% poly threads found in other brands. My only wish is that more colors were offered in these 6000 yd. cones. They are much more economical than spools. To those who have smaller home machines (as opposed to industrial) - Get a thread stand, which holds 1 cone of thread and can be used with any machine. Wawak carries them for about $10.
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