Off-White Waxed Thread for Leather Threads Wax Thread for Leather Sewing | 164 Yards Leather Thread for Hand Sewing Waxed Linen Thread Waxed Bookbinding Thread for Sewing Repairing and Craft Diy

The color is bright, and the thread is strong and waxed just enough. Has a good deal of material for the price.

Solid and strong waxed thread for leather goods and extremely thick materials like canvas. Works well in a speed stitch sewing awl.

Easy to thread on the needle. Color looks great and did not appear to change as I was hand stitching. Price is reasonable.7

Good quality product for sewing folios together to make signatures.

I bought these for use in making the webbing for dream catchers. They do make very lovely webbing but the wax comes off fairly easily and by the time you're done, there is very little wax left. That wasn't necessarily a bad thing for me, without the wax you could see the color easier. It does make a little bit of a mess as you work along. But the wax does help beads slide on easier as you work. Overall I was satisfied and I bought many colors later. However I'm also trying the silk cord so I'm not sure which one will be my favorite yet. I've seen some of these used for bracelets, don't bother. Whatever wax is left on once you finish, will be all over your arm every time you wear it. You do get a lot of cord for the price and the colors both before and after the wax is off, are spectacular at least to me. Your opinion might be different because without the wax they are a lighter color. My recommendation would be to make sure that you want wax cord and not silk cord before you spend money on this.

Used these to mark dock line locations

I am a mixed media artist and art book maker who loves this waxed thread. It is strong, glides well through a variety of materials and ties tightly. I have used it on papers of widely varying weights, leather, book board and fabric. Every application has gone smoothly with no breaking, peeling or knotting.

Perfect for tufting buttons on upholstery