Kmshir

Would thread from connectingthread.com be ok to sew things like the bow tuck purse? I know a lot of you all really like it for quilting

hcarpanini

I find it a little to thick for my liking. You may try one spool, see what you think.

dgmoby

Yes, you can use it. Really, you can use almsot any thread except a rayon, for sewing the majority of things. Rayon simply isn't strong enough for seaming.

Debbie in Austin

annette1952

I have used it for a Bow Tuck. It is 100% cotton thread. I use it for quilting too.

littlehud

My bow tuck is made with Connection Threads thread and their fabric. Worked great.

kim_s

I use CT thread for all the purses I have made (about 6 in all, and another in progress). I also use it for piecing and quilting. I use it for both my top and bobbin thread. I like it and my machine likes it! And so does my wallet! :)

ckcowl

connecting threads carries many different threads...they are not all heavy, or for quilting, or sewing, or embroidery, ... see what i mean? i buy all of my threads from connecting threads, silks, wools, cottons, polys...so yes, you can use connecting threads thread for piecing, for embroidery, for quilting, for serging, for home dec projects...the higher the number, the thinner the thread, so a size 12 thread is very heavy; a 40-50 is about the norm for most sewing; 100 wt is very fine. (the silks i use are 100 wt.)

Kmshir

Thank you everyone for your response I believe I'm going to place and order with them. I thought it was very good deal on thread!