Waxed Silamide Threads for Fine Sewing and Beading. The wax coating provides these threads with an extra smooth finish and prevents tangling and fraying while hand sewing. Waxed Silamide Threads are often used as an alternative to Silk Thread for couture sewing, delicate fabrics, furs, and fine garments.

What size beading thread should I use?

Size D/general purpose beading thread is ideal for use with size 11/0 seed beads. Thread has a 7-pound breaking strength. Micro-weight thread measures 0.25mm and is ideal for stringing small hole beads, micro-macramé, bead crochet, detail work, loom weaving, stitching or wrapping.

What size is size D beading thread?

.3048 mm
Size D is . 3048 mm in diameter and suitable for similar purposes as size B.

What size is a fire line?

A 6-lb FireLine will fit needle sizes from 10 to 13, and can fit through beads up to a size 14/15. However, for multiple passes, a smaller weight such as 4-lb test is easier to use. FireLine is available from 2-lb test to 20-lb test, but the 4- and 6-lb tests are most compatible with needlepoint use.

What is Silamide?

Silamide thread is a 2-ply waxed nylon thread, manufactured in the USA that has been a favorite thread of tailors and dressmakers for years.

What is Silamide nylon thread?

Silamide is a twisted 2-ply thread that has a tooth to it and holds as you sew. It has a gorgeous texture, is strong and resilient. You can make a long line of “bugle” brick stitches and not fight the bugles staying together; the Silamide keeps the bugles in line.

What size is f thread?

Size F (0.35mm / . 014″)– 39 meters (42.65 yards).

What type of thread is wildfire?

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What is Silamide thread made of?

waxed nylon thread
Silamide thread is a 2-ply waxed nylon thread, manufactured in the USA that has been a favorite thread of tailors and dressmakers for years.