Can I use XP Thread to make quilts
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soooo---what is XP thread? I've been sewing for almost 50 years and have never heard of XP thread- what is it made of? cotton? polyester? silk? rayon? a blend? what size (weight) is it? is it coated with something? I think we need a little more information before we can answer your question. thread that is specified for 'hand quilting' or other hand use is generally coated with a wax and should never be used in a machine- any thread that says for machine use is ok to use in your machine- if it passes a strength/tug-test and is strong enough to not break easily- is the correct weight for what you are doing you can most likely use it- but having no idea what it actually is i'm taking wild guesses.
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Are you talking about Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP thread? If so, yes you can use it for making quilts. It is what I use almost exclusively. I was taught to sew by my mother and to quilt by my Great Aunt and they both used Coats & Clark thread. My machine likes it and I've ever had any problems using it.
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