Where does one find a thread counter? I have asked the sales reps about thread count and most of them have no idea.
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I ordered one from an eBay seller - they're also called linen testers. :)
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Thanks.
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The sheets that I buy at WM for my backing are 200 count.
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Originally Posted by ewecansew
Where does one find a thread counter? I have asked the sales reps about thread count and most of them have no idea.
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Thanks, ghostrider and the polyparrot. I Googled and I have a similar device, but I am not sure of the power. So you use the little scale on the bottom portion and if it is for cotton/linen, it will have numbers like 60/inch, etc? Just trying to clarify how it gives the scale.
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Originally Posted by ScrappyAZ
If anyone says that's fine for quilts, I'm going to Macy's this weekend! The floral bed sheets she purchased are very pretty, and they were $8.99 a set, twin size.
To be honest, if it is the right color, I'll even use 50/50, but I don't prefer to--usually just keep looking for 100% cotton. |
Originally Posted by ScrappyAZ
If anyone says that's fine for quilts, I'm going to Macy's this weekend! The floral bed sheets she purchased are very pretty, and they were $8.99 a set, twin size.
To be honest, if it is the right color, I'll even use 50/50, but I don't prefer to--usually just keep looking for 100% cotton. |
You can use whatever you want to use. If you like the feel of them why not? There are no rules!
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Sheets may be ok for machine quilting, but if you are using them for hand quilting, buy the cheapest one you can find. They are less thread count and easier to quilt through. I have used only one sheet and it was for a whole cloth quilt I did several years ago. Good luck!
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