can I use 6 strands dmc embroderery thread?
1605276
I haven't tried using 6 strands. I think it will work if it fits through the needle. I usually use 3 strands of DMC.
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.
2210317
The small Slik panhead uses the standard 1/4-20 UNC threads. The 3/8-16 thread is not normally found on most consumer camera gear, it is used with heavier pro photo equipment though.
1146371
I'm sorry I can't give you a d you to know approximately how much thread you get so I used one spool of black which I really don't need,and I put it on about 5 bobbins,a little l I figured its about 5 bobbins full,a little less. worth,for the price,I think its good.
853435
Hi. It depends on the fabric you are using not the sewing machine. Maybe this can help you. http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/machine-needles http://www.sewitworks.com/needle-guide/fabric-needle-thread/
677011
This is actually machine embroidery thread..what you are looking for is embroidery Floss it is sold in hanks not spools and usually comes in 6 ply ..you pull two threads from the hank and then do your hand embroidery..
2179974
I use this thread with no problem on my Brother PR650. They are wrapped, but I'm not exactly sure what the core is.
205212
just buy regular good quality thread. It does not need to be made by brother, any quality thread works in this machine. I use coats & clark
1999411
I don't know the threads per inch, but it fits the screw at the top of my tripods. I bought it for mounting flash units to tripods for portrait photography
374286
I wouldn't advise it. Serger thread is a different type of thread used to construct clothes so its more durable. This polyester thread for embroidery is more for decorative purpose. I would suggest Maxi-lock or Sure-lock for serger thread
1704249
No...just wind some thread onto some bobbins and put them on the spindles instead of entire cones...at least, that's what I do. You can buy larger bobbins for industrial machines that will hold more thread and you won't run out in the middle of a project like I have done before on the smaller bobbins. It doesn't matter what kind of bobbins you use as long as they fit on the spindles.
1861479
I would recommend checking out the Project Library at www.emblibrary.com to learn how to machine embroider on these type towels. It can be done and mine have turned out fine. As someone below mentioned, I wouldn't recommend light stitches (open hand or machine embroidery) on these as the threads will get lost in the pile. A design with a higher stitch count will work perfectly. Enjoy!
501178
Yes, totally fine. As a somewhat cheaper thread, it is more prone to breaking and tangling than other better-made embroidery floss, but it is completely serviceable for making friendship bracelets. Personally, I would recommend combining cheap thread with some better thread in each bracelet if you can afford it, as I really have found this thread to tangle much easier than some other brands. All that said, if this is all that fits your price point then there's no question that it works just fine for bracelet making. Clear nail polish can be used on the ends to help prevent fraying.
1505514
I haven't tried this particular size needle and brand of thread but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I use it with embroidery thread all the time. It even works well with 2 strands of thread. It's save me hours of time.
1731588
This is a metric thread with a 1.5mm pitch. With M14 threads you can have coarse (2mm pitch) and fine (1.5mm, 1.25mm, and 1.0mm pitch)
2049124
Yes you can use regular thread. And you can bring this machine to any sewing store which service sewing machine.
809503
You can use any embroidery thread or even use other materials such as ribbon, cording (leather, hemp, etc), yarn, metallic thread, sting, etc.