DMC Tapestry Wool - 7845

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DMC Tapestry Wool is designed for needlepoint enthusiasts and textile artists who demand consistent quality, smooth coverage, and professional-grade finish for their embroidery and tapestry projects. This 100% virgin wool offers a superior twisted texture that makes it ideal for building rich, uniform blocks of color on canvas; however, beginners should note that the 8m length requires careful planning to avoid frequent thread changes in large-scale works.
| Model Part Number | 7845 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
While primarily designed for canvas-based tapestry and needlepoint, it can be used for surface embroidery if the fabric has a weave open enough to accommodate the thickness of the wool.
The DMC Tapestry Wool range includes 390 unique shades.
Each skein of DMC Tapestry Wool provides 8 meters of thread.
Yes, finished projects should be hand-washed in cool water with mild wool-safe detergent and laid flat to dry.
DMC wool is produced to high standards of color consistency, though it should be kept out of direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent fading over time.
Ensure you are using a blunt-tip tapestry needle and work with shorter lengths of thread to reduce friction.
Check your frame tension or hand-holding technique; ensure you are not pulling the wool too tightly against the canvas grid.
Use a needle threader designed for thicker yarns or dampen the very tip of the wool slightly to compress the fibers.
To achieve the best results, pair DMC Tapestry Wool with a canvas mesh size appropriate for the weight of the wool. It is recommended to work with a blunt tapestry needle to prevent splitting the fibers. When starting a project, secure your thread using a small knot on the reverse side or by running the tail under existing stitches to keep the front clean. To maintain the integrity of the wool, avoid excessive pulling or stretching during the stitching process. If your finished piece requires cleaning, handle it gently; hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent designed for wool, and always lay flat to dry out of direct sunlight to preserve the vibrancy of the colors.