Anyone have this thread set?
#1
Anyone have this thread set?
From what I can find out from others who have this thread, it's like Aurifil. I ordered a set to find out. It's a great sale price even if I end up using it for basting thread.
http://www.shoppersrule.com/pc/SP-PS...SWS/index.html
http://www.shoppersrule.com/pc/SP-PS...SWS/index.html
#3
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Thanks, I just ordered this. I'm going to start doing portraits this yr. For Christmas I'm going to try and do my son's dog who died with a yr after saving the family's lives from a fire. I just did my first digitized design. Its a take on the Happy Daisy quilt, I changed the design so that it looks more like a daisy and it stitches out great. A few more tweeks and it'll be perfect. I'm so proud of this, I don't want to limit myself to others designs, especially when I paid so much for my software that allows me to do more. It is a great thread price so even if I only use it to test designs on, you can't beat the price. I know Floriani has a skin color set and it's pricey.
#4
Shoppersrule is a popular site to buy sewing items. The membership is just your email and password. I use gmail and don't get spam at all but I doubt that site sends spam. It get personal email from them if I have a question about a product. I've never had a problem. I buy most of my Go dies from them. The newsletter specials are always great buys.
#10
I have an old microscope and look at different thread brands under it. I can tell in a glance which brands are smooth, no slubs, not hairy looking. I will definitely look at this thread next to the Aurifil and other brands I like. Lots of good brand thread has thin and thick spots and slubs. I was surprised.
Last edited by BellaBoo; 09-25-2013 at 02:58 PM.
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