sourcing map Leather Sewing Waxed Thread, 55 Yards / 50m 0.8mm 150D Flat Polyester All-Purpose Threads for Leather Crafts, Bookbinding, Dark Pink

• Material - Crafted from great 16-strand polyester, processed through high-temperature dyeing, thorough drying, precision waxing, and polishing. This creation ensures high strength, dirt resistance, and waterproof. It remains stable, preserving its form throughout its lifespan.
• Effective and Smooth Sewing - As you sew through leather or other thick materials, the wax coating on the thread will help it glide smoothly, reducing friction and preventing the thread from becoming stuck. The bright color of the waxed threads also enhance the elegance of craft creations.
• Wide Applications - Greatly suited for diverse handcraft and mechanized sewings, from restoring footwear/furniture to intricate leather goods, wallets, bags, beadwork, bookbinding, personalized cards, weaving, gift wrapping, and crafting ornamental work.
• Notes - Should the thread unravel or you wish to secure your stitch, simply seal the thread end by gently melting it in proximity to a flame, ensuring a clean finish without combustion.
• Size - The 150D waxed leather thread has a total length of 55 Yards (50m), and a diameter of 0.8mm. With a length of 55 yards per spool, it offers excellent value and minimizes the need for frequent spool changes, enabling you to complete multiple projects easily.

Features 1. This sewing thread has a diameter of 0.8 millimeters, making it great for sturdy and long-lasting leatherwork stitching. The '150D' ensures its high tensile strength and ensures projects hold up against wear and tear. 2. The flat waxed texture not only makes sure smooth and even stitching but also enhances the thread's resistance to moisture and friction. 3. Greatly suited for diverse handcraft and mechanized sewings, from restoring footwear/furniture to intricate leather goods, wallets, bags, beadwork, bookbinding, personalized cards, weaving, gift wrapping, and crafting ornamental work. Note 1. After completing your project, occasionally running a wax bar or beeswax over the stitches can help maintain their longevity and water resistance. 2. Should the thread unravel or you wish to secure your stitch, simply seal the thread end by gently melting it in proximity to a flame, ensuring a clean finish without combustion.