DMC Fil a Dentelles Cotton Thread - 67

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The DMC Fil a Dentelles (Model 19-67) is an ideal choice for lacemakers and embroidery enthusiasts who require a high-precision, fine 3-ply cotton thread to achieve intricate detail. Its unique manufacturing process, including flame-singeing and double mercerization, grants the thread superior strength and a lustrous finish; however, due to its extremely fine gauge, it requires patience and steady hands compared to standard embroidery floss.
| Model Part Number | 19-67 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
A 0.75mm needle is recommended to ensure the thread passes through your project material smoothly.
Yes, it is high-quality cotton; however, delicate projects should be washed by hand or on a gentle cycle inside a protective mesh bag.
Each 5-gram ball contains 90 meters of thread.
Flame-singeing removes loose surface fibers, ensuring the thread is smooth and less likely to pill or fray during intricate stitching.
While technically possible, it is much finer than standard cross-stitch floss and is better suited for lacework or fine needlepoint.
Ensure your needle eye is polished and free of burrs; use a slightly shorter length of thread to minimize friction.
Use a specialized fine-wire needle threader or dampen the very tip of the thread slightly to compact the fibers.
Practice maintaining a constant angle between your needle and the fabric; ensure you are not pulling the thread tight enough to pucker the material.
To ensure the best results, use a 0.75mm needle specifically designed for fine work. Keep the thread clean and stored in its original packaging to prevent dust buildup, as the fine nature of the fibers can attract debris. When beginning a project, avoid pulling the thread too sharply to prevent tangling. If the thread becomes slightly tangled, gently tease the strands apart rather than pulling, as excessive force can cause the ply to separate. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent potential color degradation over long periods.