Think I'm going to have to use Varigated Thread soon! I have several assorted spools that I have for machine embroidery. Yeah! Won't cost me a thing!
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I only used white for a very long time. Now I have branched off a bit. I do not feel bad getting just few colors. I don't go hog wild over it.
Oh, and I LOVE Welsh Corgis. |
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Originally Posted by Melinda in Tulsa
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
I've used white, ecru, cream, light sage green, and black for piecing so far. A few quilts have several colors of thread since they were BOMs pieced over the course of a year. It doesn't really matter as long as it doesn't show thru.
I like variegateds for quilting though. When you use varigated for quilting, do you use it in the bobbin too? I haven't tried varigated yet. |
I have three colors of thread for piecing. white/cream for piecing whites or light colored fabrics, a medium tan color for medium colored fabrics. And a med grey for piecing dark fabrics. Its not necessary to match the thread to the fabric color when piecing.
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I use cream for light fabrics and gray for darks. I ordered the neutral set from Connecting Threads for piecing. It works great.
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Originally Posted by Melinda in Tulsa
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
I've used white, ecru, cream, light sage green, and black for piecing so far. A few quilts have several colors of thread since they were BOMs pieced over the course of a year. It doesn't really matter as long as it doesn't show thru.
I like variegateds for quilting though. When you use varigated for quilting, do you use it in the bobbin too? I haven't tried varigated yet. For piecing I like the neutral colors too. |
Hi, I love your Corgi! I have one also, a tri-color. Anyway, I try to use cream for lighter fabrics and light grey for darker ones. Hope that helps. Take care, and enjoy your dog
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