Can this poly thread be used on a regular sewing machine for regular use other than embroidery? (Quilts, apparel, etc)
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I have had very good success, especially in machine applique in quilting. Not sure about apparel unless you are applique work. Don't use it for seams. It's for decorative purposes.
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You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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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.
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You would have to go on line and find out what type of shank you have to your sewing machine. If it is low shank you should be fine.
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Yes, you can use them for both types of sewing. I can only speak about embroidery machine needles in general - they are said to have a larger eye than other needles and a longer/larger thread channel along the needle so there are fewer snags/thread breakages. A brother dealer told me the regular Organ needles have a larger needle eye than other standard sewing machine needles. That is one of the reasons Brother uses this brand of needles to calibrate their machines and recommends them for sewing. They are great needles.
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Yes, just use a little more than normal so you get in between the thread fibers.
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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.
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check your hand book that came with your sewing or embroidery machine and it should give you a number width between the top and bottom rounds of the bobbin and also some machines will allow plastic or metal bobbins and some only metal or only plastic , the ones i bought were for both machines.
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Yes, I believe you could use it for that. I copy my patterns on it and stitch over them for paper piecing quilting.
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It is a thinner thread making you embroidery a less dense. If you are working on clothing I would you this thread.
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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.
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I am not sure but it goes on in a pretty typical way, so if your machine has a pretty typical needle "set up" I think it will be fine. It interchanges easily on my machine (not an embroidery machine).
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I use this thread for hand embroidering Japanese characters and English letters on martial art belts (satin stitch). However, the thread is very thin and I find that I need to double the thread or it would take longer than I have time for. It also tangles and frays very easily if you are not careful.
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The difference between sewing and embroidery machine that sewing thread is more stronger and thicker. On the other hand, embroidery is very thin and thin. It is not a good idea to sew a project with embroidery thread, more likely the project will tear apart very soon. I will recommend to check polyester sewing thread. It will be good for any fabric and very strong.
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If you are referring to single spools of Polystar embroidery thread, you can purchase individual spools from Mr. Vac & Mrs. Sew.
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Yes I believe so. Make sure you use an embroidery needle and you'll probably needba net over the thread to control it.
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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.