Bonded Nylon Sewing Thread 1500 Yard Size #69 T70 Color White for Outdoor, Leather, Bag, Shoes, Canvas, Upholstery with Sewing Needles Kit

Purchased this to use on new cushions I'm sewing for my outdoor furniture, but I'm finding this has so many other uses. I have used it to make dangling decorations for my daughter's upcoming wedding next September (I've simply been cutting white vellum birds and lace designs with my Sizzix die cutter and making nine-foot lengths of streamers with the designs glued on in various increments). The thread is nice and thick, sturdy and silky/shiny white, so it really makes any item you use it on high-quality. The price is terrific, and it never seems to run out. Definitely recommend.

Used this thread to repair seam rips in boat seats. Worked wonderfully!

Good quality thread. I used it to sew new canvas on my pickup camper side canvas. Been only 6 months but it's still holding up great.

Used the product to repair vinyl rips in a RV awning.. it appears to have worked very well.

Nice thread - used to sew duck cloth for beach bags. A little tough to thread thru the eye of the needle since it is a heavier thread, but will hold up very well.

This sewed beautifully on my Viking #1 plus. I kept 10 bobbins filled and sewed canopies and new seat cushions for my and my sister's outdoor swings. I made no tension adjustments. I used a thread pro thread holder on the side, which is essentially a wooden base with a 2 penny nail inserted and a rod that is bent that the thread goes under smoothly, I placed a bobbin on this bend and a rubber band to stop the thread from looping off the bend, and the thread guide on the back of the machine.

The stitching came undone on my boat seat and I used this to repair it and I love the turn out. I’ll update when I know if it holds up and keeps the cushioning dry and for how long

I bought this for sewing together nylon webbing in some projects. I tried sewing through two layer of webbing, and the thread frayed. I tried another brand and style of webbing with the same result. Then I tried sewing through some thin nylon fabric, and the thread still frayed in the needle. I tried 10, 14, and 16 mm needles. It was rare for me to get 3" to 6" of stitching before the thread split frayed and tangled. ------------------------- After someone commented on my review, I tried a #18 needle, and also adjusted the tension on the thread. The issue with frayed thread seems to be resolved. I'm still only giving the product 3 stars, due to the challenges setting it up for use. The webbing is also breaking at the point where I've stitched two layers together, not in the single layer sections (when stressed to failure in testing). I've decide to keep the product, rather than trying to return the 1490 yards (or so) left on the spool. This may be a good product for you, and I no longer feel it's a terrible product for me. I'm changing my review from 1 to 3 stars. I can see how someone else might have a 5 star experience with this product. I initially had a 1 star experience. Currently I think 3 is fair.