King Tut Thread ?????? do you use it ?????
11-10-2011, 07:36 PM
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King Tut Thread ?????? do you use it ?????
I have a set down Tin Lizzie....King Tut is the thread they said would work best..
However I am having a hard time finding it within 150 miles from where I live....I have triede to order on line and have a problem getting my complete order to go thru....could someone help me by telling me where the best place to order it from....Thanks soooo much......Kay
However I am having a hard time finding it within 150 miles from where I live....I have triede to order on line and have a problem getting my complete order to go thru....could someone help me by telling me where the best place to order it from....Thanks soooo much......Kay
11-10-2011, 07:52 PM
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Try ordering from Superior Threads http://www.superiorthreads.com/ They are very good.
You could always call them if the computer is a problem.
You could always call them if the computer is a problem.
11-10-2011, 08:04 PM
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It's great thread!! A little heavier than I usually use, but when I want the quilting to show well I use it. Someone from ST is here on the board, hopefully they'll see this post and contact you.
11-10-2011, 08:27 PM
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I only use King Tut for the top and SoFine for the bobbin on my Tin Lizzie. Keep thinking I'll get brave and use some fancy thread. I also have to order it and ordered the charts with thread colors. They were definitely worth the cost.
11-10-2011, 08:43 PM
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Google King Tut Thread and you can find a number of places to buy it. Superior will sell it for $25+ per cone, but I usually pay about $18. You can use it in the bobbin as well, but I've found that Bottom Line (also from Superior) does very well in the bobbin. Bottom Line is a thinner thread, so you get a lot more on the bobbin and it lasts longer. I have used cheaper threads, but I always end up coming back to King Tut. A lot of LA quilters also use Signature threads and really like them. They are a bit less expensive. I started out with black and white and the basic neutrals then just ordered as needed. If you have a business license you can buy wholesale and get better prices. Sew Thankful has good prices on King Tut.
11-11-2011, 06:28 AM
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