Red Heart Nylon Crochet Thread
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Thank you. I will try to help you as best It's like that I crochet, and knowing the suggested hook size aids ME in imagining the size of yarn I need to buy As the nylon label only states "18 size", there is no size information. Here's a photo I just took. I will try attaching when I have time.
There is a thick cord on this necklace. It is great for purses!
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Although I have never tried it, I believe this thread could be used to macrame. Despite its strength, it is still vulnerable. In addition to knitting phone carriers, I also use it for other purposes.
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I like the thickness of it, but because it's quite thin, I can work with it quite easily. My favorite aspect of nylon thread is its sheen. Due to its durability and the fact that it doesn't shred like wool or cotton, it makes a perfect material for About 7 inches is the size of a small wristlet that I could make. The sum of 5 and 4 is 5. A spool of half an inch would be sufficient for 5 inches.
It is an absolute pleasure to work with this yarn. doesn't fray or get fuzzy, has a silky texture and a satin sheen, so objects crocheted with it feel just as durable and sturdy as those made from regular yarn. Although this little key cover has been tossed about my car, pockets, purses and so on, it is not fuzzy or damaged in any way. In truth, I wish I had more reasons to make use of As with all nylons, the only thing that makes it less appealing is that it's not very strong In order to prevent unraveling of these types of yarns, it is very important that the ends of each cut are cauterized.
It was so fun to knit! The purse I made for my granddaughter would fit under her coat and hold all of her items and was small enough to fit under her coat without being noticeable.
I was going to braid my hair using this crochet thread. Synthetic hair breaks more often, which is one of the reasons nylon is better. A $3 bill was given to me. There were 97 instances and now there were 2. The next time I buy, I will not do so.
It has been great for the job, has made the tear hardly noticeable, and has held up perfectly.
I use it to make kitchen towels due to it not pilling. Nylon thread causes the towel to wear out before it can be replaced.
I had a great experience with this.
Although I'm not thrilled with the thread, it's strong and works well for what I'm trying to do. Nonetheless, it would have been nice to see it all in one continuous thread.