I don't use serger thread for quilting, but I do use it for piecing. I no longer have a serger, but the thread I bought way back when is going to last forever.

I use serger thread ALL the time in all my machines! It is the same weight, and works great. I have never had any trouble and it is very cost effective. Those large spool hold a lot of thread and are worth it when on sale. I just use an adapter for my regular machine. They come in all the same colors too.

I use serger thread in my bobbins for my embroidery machine..but I have never used it for my quilting...

can't wrap my mind around it....when you are serging you are use 4 or 5 threads....quilting 1

I use it and no problems here.

I always use it, for both longarm and all my quilt piecing. That is the only thread I use. I will use special thread for certain projects but for the reg sewing I use the serger thread.

I sew everything with serger thread , ( in Australia we call it overlocker thread ) I always buy a good quailty thread and never have a problem , use tons of pale grey for piecing matches to just about everything.

Now, this is a Wonderful time for this thread....am buying my daughter a serger and this question came up. Thanks all !!

I have a 1600 P-QC and use it alot. Never had anytrouble with it at all.

This is good to know. I always thought it left more lint than sewing thread so I didn't use it in my machine. But its much cheaper and I am thinking if it is thinner it would be great to fill bobbins with. I wonder how many white bobbins I could fill with a cone of serger thread.

I use it all the time and have never had any trouble with it. A large cone will last for many quilts. lol