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The DMC Coton A Broder Special Embroidery Thread is an ideal choice for embroiderers and needlecrafters seeking a premium, professional-grade finish for intricate projects. Crafted from high-quality long-staple cotton, this thread offers superior smoothness and control for detailed work, though users should note it consists of four non-divisible strands that cannot be split for thinner applications.
| Model Part Number | D10725783 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
No, this is a non-divisible, four-strand thread designed to be used as a single unit.
Yes, its resistance to tangling and kinking makes it very user-friendly for those learning to embroider.
Each skein provides 28 meters of thread.
It features a refined, subtle luster thanks to the mercerisation process.
It is highly versatile but excels on fine linens, cottons, and traditional embroidery fabrics.
Hand washing is recommended to preserve the quality of the embroidery; if machine washing is necessary, use a delicate cycle and a protective laundry bag.
Use a larger needle size to reduce friction on the four-strand bundle.
Ensure your tension remains consistent by not pulling too tight; let the thread rest naturally on the fabric surface.
To begin using the Coton A Broder, simply pull the thread from the skein carefully to prevent initial tension knots. Since this thread is non-divisible, ensure you select a needle eye large enough to accommodate all four strands comfortably without fraying the cotton fibers.
For care, finished projects should be hand-washed in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals or bleach to preserve the mercerised luster of the cotton. When pressing completed work, place the item face-down on a soft towel and use a low-heat setting on your iron to maintain the integrity of the raised stitches.
