DMC Tapestry Wool - 7489

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DMC Tapestry Wool is designed for crafters and needlepoint enthusiasts seeking a professional-grade thread that provides superior coverage on canvas. This soft virgin wool is ideal for creating durable, vibrant textures on projects ranging from wall hangings to custom tote bags, though it is specifically optimized for tapestry work and may require adjustments for finer embroidery styles.
| Model Part Number | 486-7489 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
This wool is specifically designed for tapestry canvas and is likely too thick for standard 14-count or 18-count Aida cloth.
DMC products are manufactured to high standards, but it is recommended to test a small sample if you plan on wet-blocking your finished piece.
No, DMC Tapestry Wool is made from 100% virgin wool.
Keep it in a cool, dark, and dry environment, ideally protected by a cedar or lavender-based moth repellent.
As it is pure wool, it is susceptible to shrinking if subjected to heat or agitation; always use cold water and delicate handling.
Use shorter lengths of thread (under 18 inches) to minimize the friction of the yarn passing through the canvas repeatedly.
Ensure that all stitches are executed in the same direction (e.g., all half-cross stitches slanted the same way) to maintain visual consistency.
To begin your project, ensure your needle size is appropriate for your specific canvas gauge to avoid damaging the fibers. Because this is pure virgin wool, treat your finished projects with care by avoiding excessive washing. If cleaning is necessary, hand wash gently in cool water with a mild wool-safe detergent and lay flat to dry to prevent shrinkage or fiber distortion. Store unused skeins in a cool, dry place, ideally in an airtight bag with a moth-repellent sachet to protect the natural fibers.