My mama and mother in law used embroidery thread. I use regular thread.
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I use regular thread!
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I use either a silk thread or a matching cotton thread either way the small stitches cannot be seen.Some times I run the cotton though bees wax to help it go though the fabric without tangling as easy
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I got several spools of silk thread in a yard sale box several years ago and started using it on hand applique and even on machine applique using the blind hem stitch. Blends right in. I also like Mettler thread and use Thread Heaven to keep it from tangling.
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I agree with Maia on the Connecting Threads donut... Lots of colors to blend with the pieces and thin enought to disappear in the hand applique...
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Everyone has their preference. I always used regular thread until I discovered the fine thread. Right now I use Coats and Clark and use the color closest to what I am doing. The stitches disappear. I use it because of price and convenience.Some day I want to get silk thread. Or the thread from Superior threads.
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I use dmc 60 weight or masterpiece thread.
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, I love applique but I use the blanket stitch on the sewing machine, there are times I like the stitches (color) to show others I don't depends on the pattern, I know alot of gals that use just black ,gray, or dk brown,I have threads from different companies Iv collected when there on sale, I like color but thats my taste,,,,,but its addicted
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I use embroidery floss, one strand, I get the closest match of colors with it, it's 100% cotton and washable. I do rinse the thread to be sure it doesn't bleed.
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Originally Posted by damaquilts
Everyone has their preference. I always used regular thread until I discovered the fine thread. Right now I use Coats and Clark and use the color closest to what I am doing. The stitches disappear. I use it because of price and convenience.Some day I want to get silk thread. Or the thread from Superior threads.
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