Whoops I put this in the wrong topic - sorry I'm still new to this blogging thing.
My DH bought me a thread cone holder for the large cones, but I don't know what kind of thread to buy or where to buy it. Should I get polyester/cotton blend or cotton for piecing and where's the cheapest to buy? |
I use the cone thread from Joanns it is $1.99 I have lots of colors works fine for me I use it for my Embroidery Machine too. I use gray tan or white for piecing.
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Watch for sales a Joanns. Sometimes it is $.99
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connecting threads has a wonderful supply of great threads, very reasonably priced, lots and lots of colors, weights, types...another good source is Atlanta Thread company.
i've been buying all of my thread from connecting threads for about 6 months and am so happy i found them. i used to have such a hard time with threads being horrible to work with for all kinds of reasons, tension, breakage, skipping...the list goes on..all of that ended when i found a source for quality thread :thumbup: |
Can you use cone threads on or with regular machines?I would like to use the big cones,more ecomomicial[sp].
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Originally Posted by Patty Patches
Can you use cone threads on or with regular machines?I would like to use the big cones,more ecomomicial[sp].
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I have used cone thread on my regular machine with no problem. You will need a thread holder, or put cone in a cup to keep it from falling off sewing area.
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I keep the emty large cones to make angels. This is ther body.
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Yes, you can use the cones on your regular machine. I don't use anything else BUT the cones!! That's why you have a cone holder......
and the idea of making angels is a GREAT idea!!!! |
Where is the best place to find a thread cone holder?
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