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Originally Posted by JENNR8R
(Post 7740765)
I use Precencia 60 weight exclusively ever since Harriett Hargrave recommended it in a class that I took from her. A cone of that thread will last me for years.
I always use Color No. 216 medium beige grey for all piecing... holding out my wrists for the quilt police handcuffs. :) oh, if there is a lot of white in the quilt I use white. |
I always use YLI Soft Touch thread - 60 weight and have great results. I use YLI silk thread for applique as well - thread just disappears into the fabric.
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For piecing I mostly use Superior's Sew Fine 50 wt. for paper piecing I might use 70 wt and for English paper piecing I use 50, 70, or 100 wt threads. 100 wt silk for hand appliqué.
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
(Post 7740856)
Me too. We can be cell mates.
oh, if there is a lot of white in the quilt I use white. |
Coats and Clark. No problems.
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Usually Essential thread from Connecting Threads, or Aerofil (not Aurafil; my local Janome dealer has spools for a buck). Sometimes Coats and Clark.
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I use 50 weight SoFine by Superior. I use either a light gray or a medium beige no matter what the block colors are. I use the gray most.
Pam |
Connecting Threads Essential, Aurifil, Mettler, Guttermann, C&C and Superior for sewing and ThreadArt, MetroEMB and Sigma for embroidery
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I had never been partial to any thread. whatever neutral I grabbed. lots of times, from Walmart. BUT I caught a 50% off sale at joann's onetime, and got some gutterman? 1000 yard spools. Now I just love it. I sat a filled like a dozen bobbins from spool. hooked..........
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I use Mettler, Signature, Aurifil, and sometimes Conn. Threads ones. :)
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