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    I have and I love it when they go on sale.
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    I have a LOT of CT threads! Yes, they DO produce a lot of lint below the throat plate but it forces me to clean there regularly. Since they are so inexpensive I don't feel like I'm throwing $$$ away when un-sewing needs to be done. Comments here said these threads have no luster and I agree with that. So, for actual quilting I'll use a better quality thread, especially for FMQ, unless it's just straight stitching for a utility/charity quilt.
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    I really like CT's thread. If you have a problem with it in your machine, make sure you have the top thread loaded with exactly the same thread in your bobbin. Mant machines are finickly like that. I was having problems with my machines and even though the weight was the same in top and bottom, when I filled my bobbin with the top thread that I was going to use, all my problems dissapeared.

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    I haven't tried it. After trying Aurifil I've been so happy with it that I don't want to use anything else. Smooth as silk and not linty.

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    i love mine!!! works great in the juki on the frame and i also use it for piecing. so many pretty colors
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    Too linty for me. I bought one spool and cleaned up aqua lint continuously, but tried an ivory just to be sure - yup - same thing - just a different color.

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    They are having a "last chance" sale on 3 thread sets containing 15 different colors. The new sets only have 10 colors.

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    I have purchased it, but it seems I have to clean the bobbin area more with this thread, more fuzzies.

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    It is all I use, I really like it, and the price is right too. I think some of their collections are on sale now.

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    I know you saw my post. So, you know how I feel about it. My Janome likes it and you can't beat the price. Yes, it is linty. But, I haven't found anything I like better.
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