Bottom line thread
#11
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
If you are using a YLI product it is not Bottom Line. It may be their Basting and Bobbin thread which is cotton (bottom line is a 60 wt poly).
Here in the UK our supplies are a bit different to over the pond :)
#12
I've not used Bottom Line, but I do use Wonderfil's Invasifil...it's a 100 wt., so a little thinner. When I use the Invisafil, the stitches are unnoticeable. I've been considering going to B.L. Do you think it's comparable to a 100 wt. considering B.L. is a 60 wt.?
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Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
If you are using a YLI product it is not Bottom Line. It may be their Basting and Bobbin thread which is cotton (bottom line is a 60 wt poly).
Here in the UK our supplies are a bit different to over the pond :)
#14
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
If you are using a YLI product it is not Bottom Line. It may be their Basting and Bobbin thread which is cotton (bottom line is a 60 wt poly).
Here in the UK our supplies are a bit different to over the pond :)
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#15
Originally Posted by skippitydodahquilts
I've not used Bottom Line, but I do use Wonderfil's Invasifil...it's a 100 wt., so a little thinner. When I use the Invisafil, the stitches are unnoticeable. I've been considering going to B.L. Do you think it's comparable to a 100 wt. considering B.L. is a 60 wt.?
#16
I love this thread for bobbin or needle or both!
And it's the absolutely most wonderful thread for hand applique that I've tried yet! Smooth and no tangling - keep the needle moving every few stitches and no shredding. And it just disappears into the applique piece. I usually use just four neutrals and they are invisible on nearly everything - cream, taupe, silver and grey.
I quilted my daughter's rainbow log cabin with micro designs, drawn along every seam line with Bottom Line black. (The backing, binding and shams are also black) It drew very fine little waves, stars, cactus, hearts, flowers, suns - and no lint, either! :)
I really LOVE this stuff!
And it's the absolutely most wonderful thread for hand applique that I've tried yet! Smooth and no tangling - keep the needle moving every few stitches and no shredding. And it just disappears into the applique piece. I usually use just four neutrals and they are invisible on nearly everything - cream, taupe, silver and grey.
I quilted my daughter's rainbow log cabin with micro designs, drawn along every seam line with Bottom Line black. (The backing, binding and shams are also black) It drew very fine little waves, stars, cactus, hearts, flowers, suns - and no lint, either! :)
I really LOVE this stuff!
Micro-designs on seam lines
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Originally Posted by k3n
I use Bottom Line as well and it's great in the bobbin and also in the top for applique or FMQ if you don't want heaviness, when pebbling for eg. It's from Superior Threads though, not YLI. :-D
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I had always heard that as well but I see more and more places where they are using bobbin thread instead. Here is a site that has alot about threads. I hope it helps.
http://www.quiltuniversity.com/difficult_threads.htm
http://www.quiltuniversity.com/difficult_threads.htm
#19
Originally Posted by k3n
Originally Posted by skippitydodahquilts
I've not used Bottom Line, but I do use Wonderfil's Invasifil...it's a 100 wt., so a little thinner. When I use the Invisafil, the stitches are unnoticeable. I've been considering going to B.L. Do you think it's comparable to a 100 wt. considering B.L. is a 60 wt.?
#20
FYI Superior Threads has an awsome website, newsletter, and specials.
'bottom line' is wonderful and so is 'sew fine'and for top thread i love the wonderful range of colors of 'king tut'
anyway, the wedsite is a treat to the eyes and mind.
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'bottom line' is wonderful and so is 'sew fine'and for top thread i love the wonderful range of colors of 'king tut'
anyway, the wedsite is a treat to the eyes and mind.
[email protected]
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