Question on thread for a monogram machine
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Hi question on buying thread for monograming. Has anyone purchased from Thread Art. Our could you suggest a place to buy on line. And how many colors would you have on hand, and what are the colors you use most. Thanks for the help.
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I have purchased Thread Art poly. It sewed OK on my Viking. If you are just going to monogram, I would get Black, white, beige, navy, burgundy and a dark green. If you are going to do machine embroidery designs, it would be good to invest in an entire set of colors so you get the weird browns & beiges that give the designs depth.
Some machines are picky. I would order a spool or two from various manufacturers to see which one(s) your machine likes best.
Some machines are picky. I would order a spool or two from various manufacturers to see which one(s) your machine likes best.
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metro embroidery thread is cheap, sews out nicely and has tons of colors...
metroemb.com
just a heads up...i've been ordering from them for 2 years or more, but never ordered their variegated thread because it looks like plain cotton on their web site...I finally ordered a few spools and much to my surprise, it is shiny embroidery thread! Don't know why it looks so dull on their site...but other than that..great company!
metroemb.com
just a heads up...i've been ordering from them for 2 years or more, but never ordered their variegated thread because it looks like plain cotton on their web site...I finally ordered a few spools and much to my surprise, it is shiny embroidery thread! Don't know why it looks so dull on their site...but other than that..great company!
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some thread sources with good selection and good prices are-
connecting threads
superior threads
atlanta thread company
sulky
metro embroidery
thread art
joannes, hobby lobby, michaels also carry large selections-
buy one or two spools/cones- try them out= if they work for you keep track of where you buy them so if you hate it you know not to buy it again- if it works great you can go get more colors.
some machines are quite (thread picky)
you need to find what works for you...a little at a time- don't invest alot all at once-just to find your machine will not sew with it.
connecting threads
superior threads
atlanta thread company
sulky
metro embroidery
thread art
joannes, hobby lobby, michaels also carry large selections-
buy one or two spools/cones- try them out= if they work for you keep track of where you buy them so if you hate it you know not to buy it again- if it works great you can go get more colors.
some machines are quite (thread picky)
you need to find what works for you...a little at a time- don't invest alot all at once-just to find your machine will not sew with it.
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