DMC Tapestry Wool - 7040

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DMC Tapestry Wool is designed for embroidery enthusiasts and needlepoint artists who demand consistent, professional canvas coverage. This 100% virgin wool offers a smooth, even texture that excels in projects like cushion fronts, wall hangings, and accessories, providing a reliable finish for detailed work. While it is perfect for tapestry, crafters should note that the 8-meter length is tailored for smaller, detailed sections rather than large-scale continuous coverage without joining.
| Model Part Number | 486-7040 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
DMC Tapestry Wool is specifically designed for needlepoint and embroidery on canvas. It may not provide the desired drape or texture required for standard knitting or crochet projects.
Yes, but they should be hand-washed gently in cool water using a wool-specific detergent. Never machine wash or tumble dry.
DMC dyes are highly colorfast, but we always recommend testing a small, inconspicuous area if you plan to use multiple high-contrast colors in a project that will require future cleaning.
We recommend using the official DMC shade card, which features physical thread samples to ensure the color matches your specific design requirements.
Each skein of DMC Tapestry Wool is 8 meters in length.
Check your needle size; if the eye is too small, it causes the wool to rub and fray. Use a needle with a larger eye and ensure the canvas holes are clear.
Ensure you are using a consistent stitching method, such as tent stitch or continental stitch, and maintain even tension throughout the project.
To achieve the best results, ensure your canvas is taut in a frame or hoop before starting. Because the wool is specifically processed for tapestry, it works most effectively with needles that have a blunt tip to avoid splitting the canvas threads.
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