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romanojg 10-21-2018 03:57 AM


Originally Posted by ibeesewin (Post 1434816)
Has anyone ever used serger thread for free motion quilting?
I was thinking that since it is made specifically for high speed sewing that maybe it would work for machine quilting.
The thread I have now is 100% cotton which from what I have been reading is the thread that most FMQ use.

Most serger thread is polyester not cotton. I think the main thing is to make sure what kind of thread is on that large spool. Coming from someone who embroideries, serges, sewes, etc, a lot of times threads can be used for things they weren't made for. I use serger thread for embroidery. When I made Free Standing Lace Easter baskets and even tiaras for the grandkids and knew they wouldn't last long, I didn't want to use my more expensive rayon thread, I used serger thread. I had to slow it down, double up on the stabilizer and use a bigger needle but they turned out great. Take some fabric, test a square doing FMQ and iron it wash it, see how it looks. Then decide


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