hi is this thread for regular sewing on a machine or hand...clothes buttons etc...not just for embroidery?
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This thread is for sewing machine or hand sewing. It is not for embroidery. I have this and it works good for me.
1238627
Hi yes they will work but the thread is cheap it frays and breaks easily it may be ok for hobby embroidery but if you plan on doing it for resale i recommend Isacord thread :) I hope this helps you :)
310254
Yes, it's pretty thin. it would be the about the same as thick sewing thread. The loop is about 2" long, so it should be long enough to get around your case as well.
1570082
No, it is an industrial straight stitch machine. No frills. I use it for home decor sewing (pillow covers, window treatments, shower curtains, and tablecloths).
2178263
Depends what you are sewing, if it is seams, yes but for regular sewing no. Kind of like a microwave and a kitchen oven. A microwave is fast but the food texture is different than in a oven. So, it is nice to have both
1071738
Only place these really work well is on sewing thread. I certainly don't store my embroidery bobbin thread in these, because you don't use embroidery thread in the bobbins anyway. These would work well on hand quilting threads too. But why on embroidery thread?
537674
I have both the 1034D and the Designio. The machines are mechanically identical. The only differences are cosmetic. They thread exactly the same way, and the user manuals are identical. I most often use thread made for sergers, but you can use any thread you like on a serger. I have used embroidery thread, for example. A very thick thread might not work as well, but it depends on what you want. Always test on a scrap of the fabric you plan to use, because you sometimes need to make a few adjustments to tension, stitch length, etc. for different fabrics to get a neat result.
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I am assuming you mean sergers, and the answer is no. Sergers need a special heavier thread. I did find these threads to be of quality and I love the colors but you need a different kind, do a search for serger thread.
189271
I usually use Maxi Lock cone thread. I never like to use the cheapest thread, I was taught that my garment was only as good as the thread I used.
951964
No, this is an embroidery only machine. I think Brother has the SE 400 that does regular sewing as well as embroidery
1512212
I have never tried it on a regular sewing machine but I don't think it would sew the same.
858655
Thread is never listed by size anymore, not the polyester thread for sewing anyway. Hasn't for at least 20 years. But, this is probably approximately size 50. If it's heavy duty or very fine, it's marked. So, before you get all "FRUSTRATED", learn what is going on in the world of sewing today.
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Yes the thread is very durable and not thick like sewing thread and it is very hard for spectators to see, actually they can not see it. I was amazed how thin yet durable it is. Definitely not thick like sewing thread. Had some great tricks with this thread and wax so far. The kids still think we know magic and I will never tell! lol
1903512
I've never done hand (well minus the binding). But, this thread was AWESOME in the machine, never once gave me trouble. I did 323 appliques with this thread. It is prettier in person.
698642
If this will be your only sewing machine, I wouldn't recommend it for dressmaking, as it only does straight stitch. Therefore you cannot do buttonholes, blind hemstitch, overcasting,etc. I would definitely use it for home dec purposes like draperies and slipcovers because of the larger size and higher speed.
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the spool itself is 1/2 " by about 2 "...it is very strong thread and does not fray..just like regular thread on normal bobbins...I consider it a very good buy because you get many colors and unless you plan to sew a full garment where you might need a couple of same color bobbins, this is a very good buy..I am very pleased with the assortment to fix a hem,. a loose button, etc etc....
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yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.