DMC Soft Cotton Embroidery Thread - 2310

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DMC Soft Cotton (Retors Mat) is an essential choice for embroidery enthusiasts and textile artists seeking a crisp, professional aesthetic. Crafted from 100% long-fibre cotton and singed by flame to eliminate surface fuzz, this thread delivers consistent, high-definition coverage for intricate work. While it is perfect for tapestry, hardanger, and weaving, users should note that it consists of 5 non-divisible strands, meaning it is intended for use as a single unit rather than for separating threads like traditional stranded cotton.
| Model Part Number | D892310 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
No, DMC Soft Cotton is a non-divisible thread designed to be used as a single unit.
Standard stranded cotton is mercerized for a glossy finish and is meant to be split, whereas Soft Cotton is matte and non-divisible.
DMC threads are manufactured to be highly resistant to fading, but it is always recommended to test a scrap piece if planning to use with harsh cleaning agents.
It is highly recommended for tapestry, crewel embroidery, hardanger, and decorative braiding.
The matte finish is a result of the specific cotton preparation and flame-singeing, offering a more traditional and textile-focused appearance.
Ensure your needle eye is polished and not creating drag; shorten the length of the thread used per pull.
Use a laying tool or your finger to smooth the thread across the fabric surface before pulling the needle through completely.
To achieve the best results with DMC Soft Cotton, ensure you are using a needle size appropriate for the thickness of the 5-strand thread. Using too small a needle may cause friction, while too large a needle may create unintended gaps in your fabric.