Polyester Sewing Thread - 600m color -100%, 50 S.E (Is this size 50 wt) We hope this is size 50wt, but how do we know?
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On ThreadArt's website: Polyester Sewing Thread 600 meter / 660 yard spools 50 weight/3 ply Sealed in clear shrink wrap Spun polyester is the ideal multipurpose thread Outstanding durability, colorfastness, and low lint http://www.threadart.com/c-64-polyester-sewing-thread.aspx
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50/50 poly cotton. I've washed it a couple times and it still looks beautiful.
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I am fairly sure this is the sewing thread my father used to sew leather material for car seats, and he had no issues with it. It's strong thread.
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Specs are listed in the product details. Hit MORE details to see it. Thread size is listed there too (1/8" NPT)
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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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Good Question. I 'assume' thread count just refers to the number of individual treads packed into a given space regardless of what they are made of. That being said, in my experience it has only been applied to fine cotton products. Therefore, it is misleading. I donated these to a charity. They were good polyester sheets. But I wanted cotton.
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Did you email the seller? Because this question is going to people who purchased the thread, not to the seller. We can't answer about the return policy, only the seller can do that.
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The cotton spools are 2500 yards per spool. This thread will work with the different size universal needles. The sewing machine needle size will depend on the type of fabric being used.
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Hello, I have used the thread on my Vicking. These are NOT high quality. Some of the colors break easy or split while embroidering. Not all of them, but enough to be annoying. To use I have to set the speed of the machine to the lowest speed and keep a close eye on it.
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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
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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
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Im not sure what the thread count is. However, I am sure that they are a metric thread. The cost is such a cheep price, If it were me, just give it a try. God bless and good luck.
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These are for embroidery (per package description) and the bobbins contain 105 yards, 100% polyester Bobbin thread, 60/2.
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I honestly don't know which thread it is... I have spoken to several people who say it really doesn't matter which bobbin thread you use as long as its embroidery thread and the bobbin is the correct one for your machine. I have now used at least 60 of these bobbins with NO trouble at all. I have also used the empty to wind my own thread so that the back color matches when stitching lace, with NO problem! Hope this helps!!
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I bought a Brother Project Runway 70 decorative stitches from Amazon. Do not know the part number but the bobbin fits. there is not a lot of thread on the spool but the prewound bobbin, the bobbin itself with the matching thread was a pretty good deal I thought
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I never got the right thread size! Did you maybe give me two of the same sizes? The diameter is fine, I don't understand why nothing fites right. Metric? By the way, it is a full size mattress.
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In the description it states "40 Weight, 500 meters (550 yards) each spool" the 500 m is the length of the thread, the weight is 40. You have the correct thread.