Spule Trojalock Overlockgarn in Azurblau, Farbcode 7556

Trojalock Overlockgarn series · 27 colours

Trojalock Overlock Thread 2500 m Azure Blue

Name: Trojalock Overlock Thread 2500 m Azure Blue
Brand: Unbekannt
SKU: 27836
Price: 6.5 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Item no. 27836

€6.50per piece

Unit price €0.00 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Trojalock in Azure Blue — 2500 m of overlock thread per cone, colour code 7556, twisted more softly than sewing thread and therefore flat along a neatened edge.

Length: 2500 m

2500 m

Colour: Azure Blue (7556)

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Colour: Azurblau
Farbcode: 7556
Nummer: TL7556
Länge: 2500 m

Description

With Azure Blue you cover the cool range. Beside orange and yellow it builds the strongest contrast there is. At 2500 m a cone lasts across several projects. The colour code reads 7556. The cone is sold singly.

For rolled hems this thread shows in the looper too — there the colour helps decide the look. An overlock thread without a special purpose: it neatens jersey as readily as wovens and adds hardly any bulk to either. To top up this tone later, note the colour code with your project.

What Trojalock Overlockgarn Azurblau is suitable for

neatening cut edges on jersey
coverstitch seams on cuffs
looper threads in a neutral tone

Sewing tips

Für den Vierfadenstich vier Spulen, für den Dreifadenstich drei.
Nadelfäden in der Stoffarbe, Greiferfäden ruhig neutral — das spart beim Farbwechsel Zeit.
Die Fadenspannung etwas geringer wählen als beim Nähgarn, das Garn ist weicher.
Erst einen Probestreifen auf demselben Stoff nähen und dann nachstellen.
Spulen stehend und vor Licht geschützt lagern; ein Netz verhindert das Abwickeln.

Available in more colours in the Trojalock Overlockgarn series.

Frequently asked questions

How many cones do I need?

Four at once for the common four-thread stitch, three for the three-thread stitch. A seam in one colour throughout therefore needs several cones of that tone rather than one.

How do I set the tension?

A little lower than for sewing thread, since this one is more softly twisted. Sew a test strip on the same fabric and adjust from there rather than working from a table.

Why does my thread break?

Usually tension set too tight, a blunt needle or a wrong threading path. On an overlocker rethreading completely in the prescribed order pays off.

Which colour do I pick when I cannot match the fabric?

When unsure, take the slightly darker option. On a neatened edge a thread that is too light shows at once, while a darker one disappears into the cloth and stays discreet.