Multicolor Polyester Thread Quilting Embroidery Review

Unfortunately, my experience with this yarn was not as great as the other two reviewers. I tried several rollers from this collection on my Brother PE770 and they all broke and broke. Switched back to Embroidex or Hemingworth, same design, same fleece, same pattern, no rips or shreds. I've basically given up on that because while some colors are desirable, I just don't want my machine to get clogged with shredded yarn.

I made a pattern of each color to know how this or that color combination would be embroidered. I liked the result both in terms of color and quality. I want the thread number to be on the spool and not the end cap. They never seem to stick, and some of them are so alike that it will be difficult to tell them apart. I really want to use thread for something other than a monogram. I think it will make the design more interesting.

I've tried other thread colors and it's been a nightmare. You won't break the needle, the thread runs perfectly off the spool and rarely, if ever, breaks during the project. The colors are fantastic! Some of these are longer colored threads, so unwind the thread to measure how often (or less often) the color changes. It definitely adds dimension to my machine embroidery projects! One minus: there is no bottom for fixing the coil. Many other people have suggested solutions to get around this, I…

When you buy an embroidery machine you hear salespeople telling you to buy a decent brand of thread like Sulky or the thread they carry. They often advise against buying it unless it's a brand they trust. Well me and many members of my family have tried this brand and found it to be a reliable brand and both will be buying more from this company. If you are purchasing this set I would advise you to buy enough spool net to wind on each spool as the line comes off the spool easily and with the…