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The Gutermann No 40 Sulky Rayon Embroidery Thread is designed for embroidery enthusiasts and crafters who prioritize a professional, silk-like finish on their projects. Ideal for decorative machine quilting, intricate embroidery motifs, and fine ornamental stitches, this high-quality viscose thread offers brilliant color vibrancy. However, users should be aware that rayon thread is more delicate than polyester alternatives and requires careful tension management to prevent breakage during high-speed machine work.
| Model Part Number | 7097191561 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gutermann |
While it can be used for decorative serging, it is primarily designed for embroidery and ornamental machine sewing.
Yes, it is designed for color brilliance, but you should avoid harsh chemicals or bleaching agents when washing.
An embroidery needle in size 75/11 or 80/12 is ideal for most applications with this thread weight.
This specific item is provided on a 500m spool.
No, this is an embroidery and decorative thread; for seams that require high strength, use a standard polyester sewing thread.
Lower the top tension settings on your machine and ensure you are using a fresh embroidery needle.
Increase the top tension slightly or re-thread the machine to ensure the thread is properly seated in the tension discs.
To ensure the best results with this thread, use a high-quality embroidery needle (sizes 75/11 or 80/12 are generally recommended) to minimize friction as the thread passes through the eye. If your machine features a vertical spool pin, ensure you use the appropriate spool cap to maintain even tension as the thread unwinds.
For long-term care, wash completed items using a mild detergent and cool water settings. Avoid using bleach or heavy-duty industrial washing cycles, as viscose can lose its luster or shrink when exposed to extreme agitation or harsh chemical treatments. Always test your tension on a scrap piece of matching fabric before starting your primary project.
