Threadart Wooly Nylon Thread - 1000m Spools - Color 9163 - SAGE GREEN - Serger Sewing Stretchy Thread - 50 Colors Available

This is my first time working with wooly nylon threads, so I can't really give it a 5 star yet. So far, I have used it on a few knit and spandex repairs and am pleased with it. Other reviews have stated that it wasn't good to handsew with, but I tried that also, and it worked very well. Next project goes in the serger loopers, hopefully it works well as I have ordered other colors.

I only give it 4 stars because it matched the color perfectly. The thread is... not all together. It’s very difficult to get through the eye and looks fuzzy. I must add that once the sewing was complete, it looked great though.

I used this in my serger with strips of lightweight water-soluable stabilizer to create a rolled hem on a pencil edge veil and it turned out gorgeous. The bride was thrilled! The thread is light but strong and performed perfectly. It didn't break or have any issues going through my Brother 1034D Lock. The package arrived on-time and undamaged. I'd buy from this seller again.

After taking a serger class, my instructor told me that for sewing stretchy knit material, it is best to use a "wooly nylon" thread. It would give you the maximum stretch for those materials. After looking online, I discovered this brand and thought I should order 4 cones of black & 4 of white (to have on hand for future projects). Well, guess what? A friend asked if there was any way to take in a couple of his favorite old knit shirts after losing a bit of weight. I told him "no promises", but that I would try with my new serger. After carefully threading my machine (and putting those spool nets over the spools to keep the stretchy new thread from getting caught or tangled), I tried out the thread on one of the shirts. It came out perfectly & has just the right amount of stretch in the side seams.

This was my first time using a wooly nylon thread so I don't have another brand to compare it to. Having said that I've had nothing but good results using it in the two loopers in my Babylock Imagine Serger. It doesn't break, makes a strong but stretchy seam and has an excellent feel against your skin. I'd even use it on baby clothes. I don't know if all wooly nylon thread does this but its a real stinker to get off you hands as it clings to everything!

I use this thread when knitting socks. When I get to the heel, I hold the thread with the yarn and knit both as one. It strengthens the yarn and when you do need to darn the socks, it provides a knitted mesh to easily weave more yarn into it.

I don't have a 0 or I will give it a 0.I don't have anything to compare this with. Useless as soon as I cut it,it falls apart. I could not get it into the eye of a 2 in upholstery needleExcept J word.Useless.

This is a beautiful deep red color. I use them in the upper and lower loopers of the serged edges of the minky fabric in the winter coats I am sewing. They feel soft against the skin, reduce bulk and provide some stretch compared to regular serger thread.

I purchased this based on numerous sewing tutorials who recommend using it in the bobbin when sewing knit hems. When paired with a double needle (with conventional thread) the result is a strong and very flexible stitch that looks remarkably professional. I used to dread sewing knits but now find myself looking for new knit projects simply because this thread has been such a revelation.

The service and delivery time was excellent. I bought the thread for a friend as she heard it is good to use with yarn while knitting sock heels as it gives strength and helps to prolong the life of socks.

Just wanted I wanted, found hard to find elsewhere and price is good

Wish I knew about Wooly for sewing with stretch fabrics long ago. Works great. When winding on bottom bobbin do not put thru tension.

was what I needed