4Pcs 0.5mm Thickness Elastic Thread for Sewing, Stretchy String Elastic Cord for Shirring Smocking Beading Gathering DIY

Description: The thread on each spool is enough for professional sewers to use for several months, and it is also a very cost-effective practice material for amateurs.The thickness of the elastic thread is about 0.5 mm, which can be used with any size sewing machine needle, easy to handle and knot, and is perfect for making beaded bracelets, creating pleats, gathers and gathering effects on clothes using straight, zigzag or decorative stitches.These elastic sewing threads are available in black and white, suitable for most projects, with good elasticity and soft touch, perfect for fixing beloved clothes, customizing items, pleating them on shirts, dresses, knitted socks, hats Features: -Color:black+white -Material:Nylon -Size:Wire diameter 0.5mm 400m per roll Package Including Elastic core thread*4

• These pleating threads have good ductility and wear resistance, and heavy enough to be sewn on the tops of clothes, cuffs of knitted or crocheted garments, where elasticity is usually not enough, and can make beautiful decorations.
• It is a good idea to use elastic cord to change existing clothes, the style will definitely be more fashionable and comfortable than before, and you will have a lot of DIY fun. Elastic cord works well with sewing machines and is not easy to get stuck
• The thickness of the elastic thread is about 0.5 mm, which can be used with any size sewing machine needle, easy to handle and knot, and is perfect for making beaded bracelets, creating pleats, gathers and gathering effects on clothes using straight, zigzag or decorative stitches.
• The thread on each spool is enough for professional sewers to use for several months, and it is also a very cost-effective practice material for amateurs.
• These elastic sewing threads are available in black and white, suitable for most projects, with good elasticity and soft touch, perfect for fixing beloved clothes, customizing items, pleating them on shirts, dresses, knitted socks, hats