🧵 Full Size 200 Yards Each: Set of 24 Assorted Spools of Thread Review

Don't fool me, this thread is good enough, but I never use it for anything other than a quick fix. IT WILL GET CONFUSED WHEN YOU PUSH IT THROUGH THE NEEDLE AND NOTHING GO THROUGH EASILY. IT'S ALMOST AS IF HE LITTLE KNOWS. .I REALLY HAVE A BIG WHITE THREAD SIEVE THAT BELONGES TO MY GRANDMA! SHE WAS SEWERS DURING DEPRESSION! AND I WILL USE IT UNTIL IT'S OUT AND SAVE THE REEL. THIS THREAD WORKS BETTER THAN THE THREAD I BOUGHT. BUT IT DOES NOT TELL YOU HOW MUCH IS ON EACH ROLL. SO YOU HAVE TO GUESS

I hate to write bad reviews but I felt it was necessary for this product. I do my tailoring from the comfort of my own home. I was very excited that this item was offered through Revain Prime because it saved me time and allowed me to process orders from my store instead of going to a craft store and buying. I'm working on a project right now that should have taken me about 30 seconds to look through (a straight line that's about 26 inches long on regular cotton) but is now taking me over 30…

I have no diploma, no certificate, no sewing courses. I am a simple housewife with a degree in International Relations who used to help my grandmother sew skirts and dresses for herself and always watched her. This is my whole sewing experience :) When I moved to the US I wanted my own vision machine and got the basic machine from Brother. to me. I am happy with my purchase. They are ideal for beginners like me. In fact, I'm writing this review after using it for about three years and still…

I bought this thread for a class I teach at a K-8 school. I thought it would be a good deal but it was particularly prone to wear, breakage, tension issues etc. The new sewers already have a lot of machine handling issues. This thread exacerbates and exacerbates all the problems children have, making mistakes even harder to correct. Each roll is very difficult to start and basically requires peeling off the labels and breaking the notch that pierces through the outer end. Also, the INS end was…