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Old 09-02-2014, 07:15 PM
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Geri B
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Originally Posted by Onebyone View Post
Eleanor Burns recommended using Beadwrangler Salamide Type A waxed beading thread for handsewing. It does not twist or shred, is very thin and strong. It's what I use for all EPP. There are many colors available. She use to sell a set of different color spools on her website. I have had a set for years and haven't run out yet. Threads magazine just recently had an article about using waxed beading thread for handsewing for hems, buttons, emblellisments, bindings, etc.

Thanks for that tip...l will definitely look for that thread....I have switched to cotton thread, but that too is not sturdy...I think the friction of the thread moving thru the fab causes weaking of the strands in the thread and thus shredding! So now to hunt for that waxed thread!

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