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i've gotten some at joann's fabrics.
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I think Thread Art carries it. I have also bought it from JoAnns and Hobby Lobby. Hobby lobby just put som fabric on line, I think the thread is on line too.
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superiorthreads.com - they have a huge selection. I get all my longarm quilting thread from them.
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Originally Posted by Farm Quilter
superiorthreads.com - they have a huge selection. I get all my longarm quilting thread from them.
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Try Joann's Fabrics online. I was in the store today and they had lots of verigated thread so they probably have it online also.
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i go to
www.baysidequilting.com when they have a sale. i'm not bonded to any particular brand as long as the weight is right, and i use poly, rayon, and silk, as well as cotton. i've tried all the brands they sell. if the needle eye is smooth and the quality of the thread is good, i never have a problem. except with invisible thread. yuck. i don't know why that didn't make a link. sorry. try this: https://www.baysidequilting.com/stor...?idCategory=90 (nope) just look up threads and bobbins, then choose the thread you're interested in. they're having a sale right now on valdani, a very nice thread, $3.00, a good price. sometimes they close out colors. that's when i buy. http://www.baysidequilting.com/ - - at long last!!! and a sale on superior, $5.00. nice. |
I've found it at Connecting Threads and Nancy's Notions they usually have it in stock and occassionally on sale.
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I love variegated thread. Not all is made well, though. I purchased a pink and white for a rag quilt and I am now having to reinforce the seams by hand with my old standby, Gutterman, b/c the seams are coming apart and I am afraid to finish it without this precaution. This is the first time I have had this problem though! Find a brand that works and stick to it. Don't just buy something that is pretty... that is what I did.
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