Let's outline the most commonly used types of thread and talk about why thread quality is important, allowing your sewing machine to weigh in. We'll touch briefly on a few specialty threads and then share some helpful tips about choosing the right thread for your sewing project. COMMON TYPES OF SEWING THREAD. Cotton Thread
Â» Arrowroot substitution is possible with cornstarch. You can get the same benefits and qualities with the use of cornstarch. Â» Regular flour also forms a suitable substitute for arrowroot only when used as a thickener. 2 tablespoons of all-purpose flour is equivalent to 1 tablespoon of arrowroot powder. Â» Similarly, 1 tablespoon of cornstarch can be substituted with 1 tablespoon of arrowroot powder. Other substitutes include: tapioca granules or instant cooling tapioca, kudzu powder, and potato starch/flour. Â» While using the substitutes, you must also know when to use and what quantity to mix to get the desired taste.
A good cornstarch substitute is all-purpose flour or arrowroot. Flour is the most common substitution, but it is not an exact one. It requires more flour to accomplish the same thickening that cornstarch is capable of, so if a recipe requires one tablespoon of cornstarch, then 3 tablespoons of flour should be used to achieve the same results.