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Denim: Core Spun Sewing Thread is particularly well-suited for sewing heavy fabrics like denim due to its strength and robustness. It can handle the thickness and weight of denim without breaking or fraying easily.
Canvas: Similar to denim, canvas is a heavy-duty fabric that benefits from the strength of Core Spun Sewing Thread. It can withstand the demands of sewing through multiple layers of canvas without compromising the integrity of the stitches.
Upholstery fabrics: When sewing upholstery projects such as furniture covers, cushions, or drapes, Core Spun Sewing Thread is a great choice. It can handle the tension required for upholstery sewing and maintain the integrity of the seams over time.
Leather: Core Spun Sewing Thread is an excellent option for sewing leather projects, as leather can be quite thick and demanding on the thread. The thread's strength ensures that the stitches remain secure even in high-stress areas.
Heavyweight fabrics: Any fabric that is considered heavy or dense, such as heavy twill, corduroy, or wool blends, can benefit from the use of Core Spun Sewing Thread for its added strength.
Outdoor fabrics: Fabrics designed for outdoor use, such as those used in tents, backpacks, and outdoor gear, often require a robust thread like Core Spun Sewing Thread to withstand exposure to the elements and rough handling.
Quilting: Core Spun Sewing Thread is a suitable choice for machine quilting, especially when working with thicker quilt layers or quilting through seams and multiple fabric layers.
Remember that while Core Spun Sewing Thread is excellent for heavy and demanding fabrics, it can also be used for regular sewing projects with lighter materials. However, if you're working with delicate, lightweight fabrics, you may consider using a finer thread to achieve more delicate and inconspicuous stitches.
