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    Question about thread quantity for bedspread

    Hello
    I have link for free vintage patterns and I would like to make one of them
    Crochet Bedspread Patterns | Free Crochet Patterns
    But when I open pattern I see something like this
    MATERIALS:

    SINGLE SIZE
    J. & P. COATS BEDSPREAD COTTON,
    14 balls of White or Ecru.

    DOUBLE SIZE
    J. & P. COATS BEDSPREAD COTTON,
    17 balls of White or Ecru.


    How many yards? What s thread number?
    Please may anyone help
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    Larisa
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    Hello, Larisa...

    Bedspread cotton thread is #10 thread.

    From the Cotton Clouds website - "Size 10 thread is known as bedspread weight"

    Here's a link for it --- Knitting Tips, Crochet Tips, Spinning Tips, Weaving Tips - Cotton Clouds

    I think the yards per ball would depend on the brand you buy. (I think JoAnn's sells it online in big 1,000+ yards size cones.)

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    Thank you for answer
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    Larisa,

    the purplekitty website you got that bedspread pattern from has a link for that #10 thin cotton crochet thread, you can buy it thru them at Joann's and that site is an affiliate for Joann's, so they get a little for you buying it from them, the size you're making depends on if you need 14 for single bed, 17 for double, or more for queen or king. I know you're used to working with that type of thread so it will be a beautiful spread!

    J&P Coats Knit-Cro-Sheen Size 10 | Purple Kitty

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    Thank you! I hope I ordered enough thread... will see soon=Larisa
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    Larisa, One time I think you said you use #20 or #30 to make your doilies. #10 is just a little heavier to use. I started a bedspread when I was real young and got tired of it before I ever got the blocks finished. I hope you have good luck with your's . Margaret.

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    Hello Margaret! So glad to hear from you. I use #30 but if I start bedspread from #30, I will die before finish it . I want to make bedspread from #10 because of lady won't pay big price for it. She should pay for thread. Looks like she cannot afford thread. They are so expensive here. But bedspread is big and I am not millionaire wife too - Have a good day = Larisa
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    It's a lot of work but good luck n hope to see pics

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    Thank you! I made 4 rows LOL
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    I am making a king size bed spread out of no. 10 cotton thread and it works up besutifully. I am at the 30% mark and expect to have it completed by the first of May nexy year. Best of luck with your project. This is a sample of what my spread will look like.Question about thread quantity for bedspread-boarder-jpg
    John Grey
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