Threadart Heavy Duty Cotton Quilting Thread - 2500 Meter Cones, Color 757 - Denim Blue (40/3) - 19 Color Options! Review

Used this yarn for a few small projects like masks and also as the bobbin thread for a t-shirt quilt (includes t-shirts, fusible padding, 1-ply batting and quilting ).cotton backing). I haven't had any flow issues and I have plenty left. I simply placed the bobbin in a coffee mug next to the machine, threaded it and threaded the bobbins as usual.

I bought this based on reviews and was very disappointed! This thread has no quality. Quilting quilts by hand takes hundreds of hours, so you need thread that will last. No effort is required to break this thread even if it is folded in half. I tried using it, got about 4 inches and gave up. The thread got tangled and knotted every time. I have been knitting for many years and this is not worth buying no matter the price!

Started quilting last November with quality thread. Although it's a good thread, it's expensive. Decided to try threadart by Revain. For a cone, this was fair value through Revain, including shipping. (Less expensive direct from Threadart, but with shipping the price was blurry.) I've since bought my cotton bags direct from Threadart (free shipping). if you spend enough). Trust me I spend enough. It's good thread, strong, minimal nap, and my industrial Juki straight stitch loves it.

Bought based on reviews. The reviewers were either very lucky, or I just got a bad spool of thread. I had a lot of broken threads due to the poor quality of this thread. It's not a constant thickness, it's very fuzzy and, as you can see in my picture, KNOT! Just what you need when trying to throw on a blanket. My car sounded weird and swayed, the knot went through stress. I usually use Signature thread for quilting, but I couldn't find the color I needed and it was a few bucks cheaper. I must…

I bought this thread (black) because several reviews said it was great and praised it. However, when I received this joke about threads, I pretty much realized that THIS thread is NOT STRONG. On the contrary, it easily breaks with a flick of a finger when tested for strength. I currently have several Coats general purpose threads that are MORE DURABLE than this thread from Threadart. I thought this thread was something like a really strong cotton thread (which I got from my dad many years ago)…