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No Comments February 14th, 2009 In D,Glossary
By Lindee Goodall

Denier

Denier—Unit or weight used to measure the fineness of thread with low numbers representing finer sizes and higher numbers representing heavier yarns. Equal to the weight in grams of 9,000 Crepe meters of thread. Deniers are represented by the weight of the strands of thread, a slash and the number of strands per thread–120/2Den.

Unit or weight used to measure the fineness of thread with low numbers representing finer sizes and higher numbers representing heavier yarns. Equal to the weight in grams of 9,000 Crepe meters of thread. Deniers are represented by the weight of the strands of thread, a slash and the number of strands per thread–120/2Den.

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Embroidery Tip

  • Water soluble toppings will not reduce jaggy stitch edges on heavy, coarse weaves like canvas because the dense, thick fibers in the weave are deflecting the needle to one side or the other causing a stair-step look.

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