Why Thread Conditioner is So Good
Thread conditioner is a game-changer for cross stitch projects! Smallest tools make a big difference. Here’s why.
If you haven’t used thread conditioner before, it helps reduce tangling, fraying, and static, making your stitches smoother and more consistent. With just a quick pass through beeswax or other conditioners, your thread glides through the fabric with less resistance.
It is especially useful for metallic or specialty threads. It also strengthens the thread slightly, giving your work a cleaner finish and helping it hold up better over time. A small step which makes a big difference to your projects.
I recently started using thread conditioner, and I’ve definitely noticed a difference in my stitching! My thread doesn’t tangle nearly as much, which makes the whole process smoother and more enjoyable. Plus, there’s something really calming about taking a moment to prepare your thread before you start - it’s like a little ritual that sets the tone for your stitching session.
I bought some thread conditioners from Jana @dont_step_on_your_needle, who makes her own gorgeous beeswax and coconut oil thread conditioner. They come in 5g pots - which are perfect for your stitch bag. And bonus, they come in subtle gorgeous scents! I wanted to hear more from her, on the benefits of using this little tool.
Don’t Step on Your Needle | Thread Conditioner
Speaking with Jana, she explains the benefits of using thread conditioner in your projects.
“When applied correctly to linen, cotton and other absorbent threads, it helps to reduce tangling and fraying. Coating your threads, makes it easier to pull through the fabric with less friction.
All of my thread conditioner is made from 100% natural beeswax and coconut oil thread, which makes the thread stronger and less likely to tangle while hand sewing.”
So, whether you’re stitching from the comfort of your couch or squeezing in a few minutes on the go, thread conditioner has earned its place as a must-have in every stitch kit. It’s a small addition that makes a big difference - and brings a whole lot more joy in the process!
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