Quilting Thread
Am I nuts for using polyester serger thread on my long arm machine? It really works the best. No skipping or breaking threads or loops on the bottom.
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I dunno... I tried it once, when I was just starting to quilt, and I found it was very prone to breakage, to the point of driving me insane. But whatever works for you, I guess....
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Use whatever works best. Wish mine liked the cheaper stuff. I bought the $1/cone poly thread at JoAnn and hoped it would work, but it breaks! "Rachel" loves King Tut and Bottom Line! I wait for it to go on sale!
I anyone using the Essential Pro from Connecting Threads successfully? I bought one spool, but haven't tried it yet. The price is right, so I hope it works. LA's are like people....picky! |
Depends on what look you are going for. Is Serger thread 2 ply or 3 ply?
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No. That's what I use all the time. I think why it works, is because like a serger, the long arms run at a greater speed than our sewing machines.
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I have used Essential Pro successfully, and I use a lot of the Metro embroidery thread.
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Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 5206992)
I have used Essential Pro successfully, and I use a lot of the Metro embroidery thread.
If so, that's very intersting to me. I have tons of this thread in all colors! Does it tend to break? What are you using in the bobbin? |
I have a friend that uses it all of the time.. She has an HQ16.
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Thanks for all the replies. I sewed my quilt and had no problem.
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