Single here too!
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I use a single hand quilting thread and wax it.
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I was taught to hand quilt by a lady in her ninties only used a single thread.She had been quilting sence she was a youngster. Talk about experance.Wow
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Single hand quilting thread. I buy all my cotton quilting thread in Jo-Ann's.
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I always use a single thread.
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Single thread and hand quilting thread always.
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always single and always thread made for hand quilting
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single
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I hand quilt with single thread. Quilting thread.
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Single thread for me too. No problems even with regular washing.
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Always use single quilting thread.
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I am the Lone Ranger.
I double even the quilt thread. J J |
gatha here. I always quilt with a double thread. I think that it makes a stronger quilt.
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The thread has a tendency to twist as we stitch. Every once in a while I grasp the thead near the quilt and let the thread and needle dangle. It will untwist itself. I use the beeswax too. Won't quilt without it.
And I always use a single thread. I was told by a seamstress years ago that double thread is not stronger. Just more visible and more apt to catch and be broken. A single thread melds with the fabric more.
Originally Posted by It'smyfirstlove
Single thread...I use hand quilting thread and still have trouble with tangles. I have tried using bee's wax on the thread and that helps some. Any other suggestions?
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Definitely single.
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I always use only single thread when I hand quilt...
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You use a single thread just be sure it is hand quilting thread not machine quilting thread because hand quilting is stronger.
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Quilting thread is stronger and has a waxed coating to keep it from fraying. I think mettler has one of the best.
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single for me.
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Supposedly, double thread will rub aggainst itself and wear -- maybe just an old wives tale, but I always use single.
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single thread and I use hand quilting thread. Kelela
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wow there is alot of single people on this thread... LOL I use single as well. The Amish in PA use the length of a yard and single. :D
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Single never heard of using double??
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I use Thread Heaven also and it is to die for like NJ quilter said. I used to use double thread because no one told me different. Now I use single and size 40 works well. Happy hand quilting
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What really makes me happy is all the hand quilters still out there. My question is are you doing small peices or large quilts? Do you use a hope? My guild is quilting an opportunity quilt and we are doing it block by block. I am on my second block and will pick up three more at our next meeting if no one elas takes them. I love hand quilting almost as much as applique.
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I hand quilt in a hoop for smaller projects and I use a quilting frame for the large quilts. But I have quilted large quilts in a hoop if the quilt is too large for the frame.I started quilting in 1974 or 1975 . It is relaxing and enjoy doing it.
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Originally Posted by Toddy
What really makes me happy is all the hand quilters still out there. My question is are you doing small peices or large quilts? Do you use a hope? My guild is quilting an opportunity quilt and we are doing it block by block. I am on my second block and will pick up three more at our next meeting if no one elas takes them. I love hand quilting almost as much as applique.
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Originally Posted by Toddy
What really makes me happy is all the hand quilters still out there.
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Single, hand quilting thread too.
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Originally Posted by bizzyquilter
Originally Posted by Toddy
What really makes me happy is all the hand quilters still out there. My question is are you doing small peices or large quilts? Do you use a hope? My guild is quilting an opportunity quilt and we are doing it block by block. I am on my second block and will pick up three more at our next meeting if no one elas takes them. I love hand quilting almost as much as applique.
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Yep, single thread.
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Single hand quilting thread.
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