Gütermann recycled polyester sewing thread - Black (n°000) x100m

Gütermann

Reference : COU-500
Gütermann recycled polyester sewing thread - Black (n°000) x100m
Gütermann recycled polyester sewing thread - Black (n°000) x100m
Gütermann recycled polyester sewing thread - Black (n°000) x100m
Gütermann recycled polyester sewing thread - Black (n°000) x100m
Compatible with
Wax with guide case - Strengthen thread and avoid knots x1Wax with guide case - Strengthen thread and avoid knots x1
Wax with guide case - Strengthen thread and avoid knots x1
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By Maria (04/11/2026 06:09:00)
Hello, do you recommend Gütermann as warp thread for loom beading? I need something good which doesn't stretch. Otherwise can you recommend a more suitable type/ brand for this purpose? Thanks in advance :)
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Our Lucie expert answers you (04/11/2026 07:44:57)
Hello, this Gütermann thread is designed for sewing fabrics. It has good tear and abrasion resistance, but it is not intended for loom beading and we have not tested it for that use. For a warp that holds tension well, a thread made for beadwork is a better choice. A nylon beading thread such as Miyuki or KO works well, and stretching it lightly before warping limits any later give. You can find these threads in our beading thread category, choosing the thickness according to the size of your beads. Find out more in our technical data sheet
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By fistalloni (30/10/2024 11:12:31)
che spessore a? mi serve da 0,1 mm
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Our Hélène R. expert answers you (05/11/2024 11:48:45)
Il diametro non è misurato in mm. Dimensione del filo: No. Tkt. 100 - tex 300/2 - Nm 65/2
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