Madeira Cotona 80 Thread - 504

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The Madeira Cotona 80 Thread (504) is designed for textile artists and sewers who require extreme precision in filigree work, fine embroidery, and delicate fabric stitching. It offers superior durability and a professional-grade finish for intricate projects, though users should note that the thin gauge requires a specialized needle to prevent tension issues during high-speed machine embroidery.
| Model Part Number | 9380\504 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Madeira |
We recommend using a size 60/8 or 65/9 embroidery needle for the best results.
Yes, this thread is washable up to 95 degrees Celsius.
It is primarily designed for fine embroidery and lace work; it may be too thin for standard garment construction seams.
Yes, it is fully compatible with domestic embroidery machines provided the needle size and tension are adjusted correctly.
Yes, the thread is heat resistant and can be ironed with a high heat setting.
Check that you are using a 60/8 or 65/9 needle and reduce the top tension setting on your machine.
The top tension is likely too loose; tighten the tension slightly or ensure the thread is properly seated in the machine tension discs.
Use a light-weight, water-soluble stabilizer to support the fabric density and ensure your hoop tension is not stretching the fabric.
To achieve the best results with Madeira Cotona 80, use a size 60/8 or 65/9 embroidery needle to accommodate the fine diameter of the thread. Ensure your machine tension is adjusted to a lighter setting than you would use for standard 40-weight embroidery thread to prevent breakage. For care, this thread is designed for durability: it can be laundered at temperatures up to 95 degrees Celsius and ironed on high settings. Avoid using bleach, as it may compromise the thread fibers over time. Store spools away from direct sunlight to prevent potential color fading or UV-induced fiber degradation.