🧵 Superior Threads - Monopoly Transparent Spool - 2200 Yards Review

This is my favorite invisible thread. It is soft, does not melt when ironed and can be left in a blanket. I often use it for backstitching

I've used this for both bobbin and needle threads with a straight stitch 60/8 needle. I used the same method on my Bernina and Janome. It's so thin I had to use it in daylight but I recommend it. I've tried other brands with little success.

This thread is really magic. It has solved many of my sewing problems. It's so subtle you can correct almost any sewing mistake. The yard is excellent. love love love I've already completed so many orders because of this topic. It made application time, fun time. There should be a thread.NOTE: I'm writing a review from my husband's profile.

I really like this thread for quilting when there are several colors and threads of the same color don't fit. I use it in the coil and also on the top. A quilt quilted with this yarn is already four years old, is washed twice a month and has no defects. Time will tell, but for now it looks like it will do the job it was made for.

Hard to find the end. An automatic needle threader won't work with it, and attempting to thread it by hand is nearly impossible (because it's "invisible"). My sewing machine technician said that even he can't use it with even the most expensive or cheapest machines. Attention buyers. The idea is good. In the car, however, it still works without a thread.

I love this theme. I quilted a t-shirt quilt that comes in many different colors. It is strong and then easily compresses without melting like nylon. Worth every penny of the cost. Read reviews about how difficult it was to thread a needle with it since it's invisible. I solved this by running a black marker across the end about half an inch. After refueling I just cut off the end.

Always wanted to try this thread and it worked great! As another reviewer said, it's like a super thin nylon cord. It's very nice to sew, it didn't jam my machine because it's so thin, and best of all, it's invisible to delicate or hard-to-match fabric colors. Mark the end of the thread with a waterproof marker if it is difficult to see the machine thread. Highly recommended, try it!

I think this is the best invisible thread. It has a softer feel than any others I've used and worked great on my Bernina 770QE without any particular tweaking. I've used it for free motion quilting, straight stitches with the 1D foot (dual feed), regular straight stitches without the special foot, and with built in hand stitches. These stitches use invisible thread, but I intentionally pull the bobbin thread (I used Aurifil cotton) to the top of the blanket to create a visible stitch. I was…