Is this thread suitable for quilting?
85018
Although I haven't personally tried it for quilting I would recommend this thread. It's great for the price and I haven't had any issues with it in my machine.
40068
The thread is very thin and difficult to work with. I could not get it to work in my serger and I can get a lot of different kinds of threads to work in my serger but this thread was a no go no matter what I did with the tension. I would not recommend this thread.
105642
Yes this thread has a beautiful end result in most all embroidery machines.....Keep in mind to purchase a needle for your machine that has a larger Needle eye then most ...the reason for this is to keep the thread from fraying as you are using it.....some decorative threads tend to be softer and more fragile so as they pull with the tension of the machine they can break off eaisier....ask your favorite Fabric shop for the larger eyed needles....they are actually just as sharp they just have a more elongated eye for the thread......Best of luck with your sewing adventures.
1874185
I have wondered about the same thing. On my quilt I am just using a primitive/running stitch with thicker thread, but it hasn't seemed to affect the other stitches.
1833452
Yes it is. Just make sure if you are looking for transfer kind you get that one. The one I got is great but it's for quilts and I'm sewing it on tshirts.
999572
Yes, this really is for that type of materials. Of course, you still need the proper threads (usually heavy duty nylon) and very heavy duty needles (18 or 20). I would seriously advise you to sew on scraps (or similar weights) to set tension and make sure you're getting a good stitch before you try sewing on your project.
1801871
I don't know anything about quilting but I does work on reading and has a real use for looking at coins and identifying them and their condition?? On close work it's fine?? john
1118151
I don't think so. It's pretty thin and easy to break. I used it to weave a chair bottom and I really needed a stronger thread.
941671
The case has French seams at the sides and end of case is turned over so I can't see the ends of the sewing thread. I have silk thread for quilting and that thread is smaller than the thread used in the case. I'm rough on the case and see some tiny pulling and separation of the fabric, but no breakage yet. I'm GUESSING the sewing thread is silk but don't know for sure. Silk thread is quite expensive so its possible it might be cotton. At the price point of this case, I am still getting my money's worth.
1835682
yes, I use it for free motion quilting There are excellent videos on You Tube demonstrating how to do free motion quilting using this type of foot.
1110593
Yes. Ive done two quilting projects one smaller, one large denim and both went very smooth.
1790182
I am not sure. I would say no because this is metric threads on both ends. I hope this helps.
958565
You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
239020
No. & No, This is not for machine Quilting, It is for top stitching. It can be used for top stitching close to the edge or over lapping of Fabric.
616491
It would but this is loose and fluffy rather than in the flat padding/batting usually used for quilting. The same company does make batting of the same fiber which is available here at Amazon. You may want to check that out before deciding.
881137
I got mine to use as an ironing station next to my sewing machine so I could easily press quilt blocks without having to race back and forth to the ironing board. Seems like it should work ok.
839087
I am just starting to make quilts, I know this is a quilting stitch. I am not sure if the machine will have the capability. I think it will on small projects with a special foot.