DMC Tapestry Wool - 7170

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DMC Tapestry Wool is a premium choice for needlepoint enthusiasts and textile artists looking for consistent coverage and a professional finish on canvas projects. Featuring a soft, twisted virgin wool construction, this thread provides an even texture perfect for cushions, wall hangings, and bags, though its specialized nature means it is best suited for canvas work rather than delicate fabric embroidery.
| Model Part Number | 486-7170 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
This wool is primarily designed for tapestry and needlepoint on canvas. It is generally too thick for standard Aida cloth embroidery.
As with any natural wool product, minimal shedding can occur, but the high-quality twill construction helps minimize this compared to cheaper alternatives.
There are 390 sumptuous colors available to choose from.
Yes, but use cold water and a gentle, wool-specific detergent. Always test a small hidden area first.
Each skein contains 8 meters of wool.
No, DMC Tapestry Wool is intended to be used as a whole thread.
Ensure your needle eye is not too sharp and avoid pulling the thread through the canvas too rapidly.
Check your tension consistency and ensure that all stitches are laid in the same direction across the canvas.
To begin your project, ensure your needle size is appropriate for the gauge of your canvas, as tapestry wool is thicker than standard embroidery floss. Do not split the strands of the tapestry wool; it is designed to be used as a single, full-thickness thread to maintain its specific texture. When finished, keep your work in a cool, dry place. Since this is a natural virgin wool product, it is susceptible to pests; store finished pieces in breathable cotton bags or airtight containers with cedar or lavender sachets to protect the fibers. Clean finished tapestries by spot-cleaning with a mild wool-safe detergent and cold water, avoiding aggressive scrubbing to prevent pilling.