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SEWING THREAD

Sewing thread and its types

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SEWING THREAD

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SEWING THREAD Sewing thread is a smooth, evenly spun,

hard twisted ply yarn, thread by a special finishing process to make it resistant to stresses in its passage through the eye of a needle and though the material involved in seaming and stitching operation.

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Cotton/Cotton-PolyesterCommon thread choices of seam stresses High strength, durability and ease of useThey create a well-defined line of machine

stitchesTerm mercerized is often used with this

type of thread

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100 Percent SilkOften chosen for its gorgeous sheen

most trouble-free threads to use for machine quilting

Strong and durable Do not stretch, and is similar to polyester

thread in that respect.

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Wool and AcrylicUsed for special effects or embellishments

They are heavy, fuzzyCan leave an accumulation of fibers in a

sewing machine's bobbin case

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EmbroiderySheen and decorativeWide variety to choose

Embroidery floss used for hand embroidery is often made of Egyptian cotton, machine embroidery thread of

choice is often rayon

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“Invisible” or NylonVirtually invisible

Monofilimant threadHigh strength

It is very forgiving--flawed stitchingTwo colors: clear and a smoky

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Metallic ThreadCore wrapped with a metal foil which may be coated with silver alloy, and color is added to this foil with a polyester film which may also

be applied as an undercoatingMetallic thread is one of the most durable

available on the market

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Bobbin Lightweight 

Very thin threadMost common bobbin threads are cotton,

spun poly, cotton-wrapped poly, and filament poly

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CONSTRUCTION AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS

Filament thread means that Z twist is applied to the thread after right twist (S twist) is applied to the filament i.e spun by melting and doubling of 2 to 3 filaments is performed

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Spun thread means(Z twist) (second twist) is applied to the staple

(shortfiber)after doubling (first twist) of right twisted single yarn

and doubling of 2 to 3 yarns is performed

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Wooly thread is a thread that doubling of these two yarns is performed and the twist

is applied. This thread is called filament expansion processed thread

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Monofilament thread is just the same as long fiber that is spun

by melting and a long yarn without twist. In addition to sewing thread, this thread is

used for fishing thread or the like

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