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Hi everyone. I bought some thread for my sewing machine, asked for jersey thread at the shop, didn't check it on the spot, but when I got home I was surprised. I've never seen thread like this before, and I actually doubt it's for a sewing machine. Can you tell me what this is and what it's for?
Привет всем. Купила нитки для швейной машинки, в магазине попросила для трикотажа, на месте не проверила, а когда пришла домой то удивилась, я такие нитки никогда не видела, да и вообще сомневаюсь что это для швейной машинки.
Подскажите, что это и для чего?
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In my opinion, this is yarn for knitting in general
It feels like obvious synthetic material. I would use it for crochet, since such thick, loose threads are unsuitable for sewing, and it's impossible to judge the strength since the composition is unknown.
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@Milka 223, I see. It's extremely difficult to figure out Chinese products; they don't work according to GOSTs or standards there, but rather however it turns out 🙃 If you have Google Translate on your phone, try pointing the camera at the tag – it will give you at least a rough translation, and there might be a chance to find out the composition. I'm afraid there's no other way 🙃