varigated thread
#61
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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I just checked out the King Tut threads. They have beautiful colors and great reviews. I think I will try it. If I love it would it be wrong to ask for a full set.... very expensive! It would. I will just buy it 1 or 2 spools at a time if I like it.
#63
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Originally Posted by Annaleehunter
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.
#64
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Piedmont[Greenville]SC
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[quote=diamondee]try www.connectingthreads.com I was told about this site from a fellow quilter.[/quote
They did have it in sets too awhile back but stopped having it. I was lucky to get them all. If you call, maybe they have some back stock. I love the site and also love getting their catalog. I call them my wish books. I keep them all. Check it out.
They did have it in sets too awhile back but stopped having it. I was lucky to get them all. If you call, maybe they have some back stock. I love the site and also love getting their catalog. I call them my wish books. I keep them all. Check it out.
#65
I usually buy my varigated thread here http://www.tristan.bc.ca/cart/home.php?cat=27
It is a Canadian site but I love their service and their thread is really good, it is Aurfil....they have cotton also in varigated....they also have other brands of thread....
It is a Canadian site but I love their service and their thread is really good, it is Aurfil....they have cotton also in varigated....they also have other brands of thread....
#66
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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Originally Posted by costumegirl
Originally Posted by Annaleehunter
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.
I can't wait to try King Tut. I would love to find another brand or two to rely on so I have more choices. Until I can afford to order some KT it is back to Gutterman.
#69
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Bedfordshire England UK
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Try www.cottonpatch.co.uk they have a very large collection of their own brand threads including loads and loads of varigated thread. I have used them and they are quite reasonbly priced aswell.
Cheers
Doreen G
Cheers
Doreen G
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