How to Prevent Common Problems When Using Polyester Thread

From my experience with sewing, polyester thread works well as it is sturdy and durable. But there is a few issues when using the polyester thread. Some simple tips can help avoid these issues. Some good tips to remember when working with polyester thread.

The first step to ensuring you do not encounter problems, is selecting the right polyester thread for your project. Eheng has various kinds of polyester threads, coming in various thinknesses and colors. Selecting a thread appropriate for your fabric is crucial. Thicker threads perform better on heavy fabrics whereas thinner threads are best for light fabrics. But by choosing the right thread, sewing can become a cakewalk!

Sewing with polyester thread (or any thread for that matter) is all about achieving the right tension! Tension refers to how tight or loose the thread is as it passes through the sewing machine. When the tension is too high, the thread can break or stretch, causing uneven stitches. Also, if the tension is loose, the thread can become loose and make loops on the fabric. If done to the right tension on your sewing machine, you can eliminate these issues and ensure your sewing looks fantastic.

This can cause fraying and knotting in the thread so be sure to handle the thread with care. When threading your machine, cut the thread at an angle to create a cleaner edge. It prevents fraying and allows the thread to pass smoothly through the machine. Also, while you are sewing, keep the thread taut so it doesn’t tangle or knot up. As a result, you will have to sort out issues and keep going with your sewing activities.

When using polyester thread, it is very important to prevent breakage and getting the correct needle size will help enormously. Eheng has specific needles for polyester thread. Needles should be selected according to the thickness of the thread and type of fabric you are using. A larger needle is suitable for thick thread and heavier fabrics, while a smaller needle is suitable for fine thread and lighter fabrics, for instance. Using an appropriate size needle will reduce the risk of breaking while contributing to nicely done sewing projects.

If you think storing polyester thread is also important to make it strong and good quality. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent tangling or damage. Eheng Storage Solutions: 20191029 — In store or, if you purchase them online, shipped; your thread can often become a tangled mess or damaged due to the conditions in which they are stored. Correctly storing the polyester thread helps it last longer and can keep it in excellent condition for your stitching.

This was an overview of sewing with the polyester thread in case you need to experience it. Avoiding the most common drudgeries with sewing was as simple as following a few tips. Remember: use the proper polyester thread for your project, make sure you have the tension on your sewing machine adjusted, handle the thread properly, choose the correct size needle, and store the thread properly in order to maintain its strength. With a little care and attention, you can create some beautiful sewing projects using Eheng polyester thread.