🎄 Sulky King Metallic Thread in Christmas Green: High-Quality 1000-Yard Sewing Thread for Sparkling Holiday Projects Review

I have used this thread many times for DIY hole stitches on my [non-commercial] embroidery machine and I know what needles and stabilizer to use and at what speed; This is a totally unusual achievement for this product. The thread was often worn and broken, and during the operation of the machine it had to be carefully monitored. I would no longer recommend it for use on an embroidery machine, although it might be suitable for simple decorative stitches. It is best not to topstitch, overlap…

It does not stay wound on the spool and loosens until the thread is scattered everywhere and finally gets caught in the upper thread and the upper thread frays and breaks. All Sulky Metallic threads are beautiful and look amazing on my finished products, but I decided I couldn't afford to keep winding the needle thread and bobbin. With a napkin I usually have to do this 3 or 4 times and it takes too long to get worth it no matter how great it looks when finished.

- It is thinner and prettier than I expected from the photo. - As far as I can tell, it's about the same gauge as "medium plain" sewing thread. But it's very smooth and has a surprising (well, to me anyway!) amount of shimmer for a fine thread. It pairs great with fabrics (Kaufman Sugar Plum Metallic Trees Mist) that have 'winter' colors (white, grey, teal etc. plus metallic silver stars/snowflakes) as they are still quite thin to mix with colors and silvery ones to mix metallic highlights.…