Linen Stitching Twine – 250g

Linen Stitching Twine – Traditional Upholstery Thread | Intercounty Supplies

Overview:

The Linen Stitching Twine is a strong, natural fibre thread traditionally used in hand-stitched upholstery. Supplied by Intercounty Supplies, this professional-quality twine is trusted by upholsterers for its durability, grip, and authentic finish. Made from 100% linen, it is perfect for securing fillings, stitching edge rolls, and carrying out restoration work where traditional methods and materials are essential.

Key Features:

• Made from 100% natural linen fibre
• Strong, durable, and resistant to snapping under tension
• Coarse texture for excellent grip when stitching fillings
• Ideal for hand-stitched upholstery techniques
• Supplied in trade-sized reels suitable for workshops
• Eco-friendly and biodegradable

Benefits:

The Linen Stitching Twine is favoured by professional upholsterers for its combination of strength and traditional authenticity. Its coarse texture grips well into padding and fillings, preventing slippage and ensuring a secure hold. Unlike synthetic twines, linen provides a classic, traditional finish that is especially valued in antique restoration and heritage upholstery work. Upholsterers also appreciate its resistance to fraying and its ability to hold firm under pressure, making it reliable for demanding projects.

Applications:

• This versatile stitching twine is commonly used in:
• Hand-stitched edge rolls for chairs, sofas, and armchairs
• Securing fillings and padding in traditional upholstery
• Restoration of antique and heritage furniture
• Reupholstery projects requiring authentic materials
• Suitable for both domestic and commercial upholstery work

Call to Action:

Trust the Linen Stitching Twine from Intercounty Supplies – the go-to choice for professional upholsterers across the UK. Whether you are restoring period furniture or working on bespoke upholstery, this natural fibre twine guarantees strength, authenticity, and long-lasting results. Order today and keep your upholstery projects true to tradition.