Connecting Threads is my "go too" for thread as well. It works well with my machine and I can buy several colors at one time.
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My "go to" for quilting thread. They have a wonderful choice of colors at a very reasonable price. I wait for sales and take stock of what I'm running low on and buy several at one time.
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Amazon sells some Connecting Threads thread and if you are a prime member shipping doesn't cost you anything.
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I love connecting threads thread, but be aware it is a little linty. When I free motion quilt with it I have to clean my machine often.
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I buy the Essential Pro 70wt on the cone from Connecting Threads. It is thin and strong. I use Superior thread because of the great variety. I don't understand matching thread to the fabric for piecing. I use either a dark or light thread, mostly I piece using red thread except when sewing white fabric.
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Originally Posted by quilterpurpledog
(Post 7792514)
I like Superior threads and buy when on sale. I think their sample cards are a great buy and allow you to choose your color with confidence. I frequently get together with friends to make an order and save on the shipping. I recently purchased a cone of cotton thread from CT but have not used it yet.
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I prefer Gutermann thread. It is less expensive to buy it in the 3,000 yard cones. I also use COnnecting Thread occasionally because I bought some because of their low prices, but it is thicker and lintier than Gutermann's---but they do have good prices! Personal preference I guess.
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I agree
Joann's seems to be charging quilt shop prices (or even higher).
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I use CT thread all the time for piecing and for the LA. Ì buy the large cones. They have a good selection of colors.
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Originally Posted by rl2b-Roseanne
(Post 7792499)
Hmm, I haven't heard of Connecting Threads but have been using Gutermann from Joann's for years. I think the main reason I use it is because I can take my piece in and match the thread. How do you do that with Connecting Threads?
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