Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Originally Posted by Up North
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Be careful - you don't want THIS!
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I like Isacord but have had good results with Madeira as well. Be careful if you are going to wash an item with embroidery, the rayon threads might fade with washing. I use polyester mostly.
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I bought a Brother SE-400 last week, and ordered the polyester embroidery thread from Thread Art, and it works wonderful! No breakage.
And they have lots of pretty colors. And only $1.65 each, compared to $4.99 for the Isacord.:-D Here's the link: http://www.threadart.com/shop/category.asp?catid=7 |
Oh, I need to check them out.
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Originally Posted by pam1966
I use Isacord, mostly because that's what my LQS has.
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I use Isacord, which was recommended by my dealer when I bought my machine.
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Thanks for the threadart link! I just put down payment on janome 9500 and had the samequestion. Can't wait to pick it up in 2 weeks
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I got most of my embroidery thread from e-bay. I key in - embroidery machine thread, with e-bay search. I began getting it at Jo-Anns, one spool at a time using my 50% off coupon, if nothing else was needed. Then ---I discovered e-bay.
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My dealer explained the differences of the 2 machine embroidery threads. Use polyester threads for items that will be washed. This type of thread holds up better for quilts, baby items,etc. Rayon has a little shine to it. Use this type of thread for items that will NOT be washed. This type of thread will not hold up to washings.
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