Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
Originally Posted by hoppyfrog
Please don't use it on charity or childrens quilts. It can melt. Also little ones can't tell you what's poking them.
Seriously though, some are heat resistant so you can iron over them. Also many commercial childrens' items are sewn with monfilament thread. The only time I've had a problem was in a purchased sleeper.. A thread wrapped around the end of DD's toe. No permanent damage but after that I checked the insides of all the sleepers fo loose threads. |
I really like it for top thread for SID. You can not see your mistakes. I use matching thread to backing on bobbin.
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I only use the polyester invisable thread. I don't seem to notice the pokeys.
Mary |
There are invisible threads that are not pokey...YLI comes to mind..it is a very soft thread, and I have ironed over it and it has not melted. I don't know if I would use it for a baby quilt, but I have used it a lot. It comes in clear and a smoke color...which sews out as a pale grey...depending on what colors you sew with, the clear is good for whites and clear colors, pastels, and then the smoke for just about anything else. The clear will look too shiny on darker colors
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Originally Posted by patchsamkim
There are invisible threads that are not pokey...YLI comes to mind..it is a very soft thread, and I have ironed over it and it has not melted. I don't know if I would use it for a baby quilt, but I have used it a lot. It comes in clear and a smoke color...which sews out as a pale grey...depending on what colors you sew with, the clear is good for whites and clear colors, pastels, and then the smoke for just about anything else. The clear will look too shiny on darker colors
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Yes any thread can cause a problem.
i have used invisable thread for quilts without problem. i do make sure I trim threads right away otherwise they are hard to see (at least for me) |
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