🧵 ThreadNanny Premium 50 Colors Polyester Machine Embroidery Thread Kit - 1100yards - Suitable for Pro and Beginner Levels - Compatible with Brother, Babylock, Singer, Janome Embroidery and Sewing Machines Review

This brand was *almost* totally reliable when my #16 was running at 1100 stitches per minute. I end up using this brand over others because the shades are the ones that easily match what I need most of the time. 9 times out of 10 I have no problems with breakage. I am very satisfied with this series and will buy it again.

Very nice but some machines like my PE800 don't recognize colors - they give you a conversion table. I will also say that I am unhappy with the first coil I used as during use it unwound at the base and caught on the pin and messed up my project a bit - hey the users are partly to blame that I've been busy watching things come loose from a branch.

I bought both sets 1 and 2. This one arrived first and I was very happy to open it up and see all the different colors. The only thing that annoys me is that I didn't get 3 colors. They made up for the missing doubles of the other three, but one of the things I read about Thread Nanny and these kits was that there were no duplicates, so getting duplicates was a little depressing. It came with a conversion card and the card marked which were not in the box and which were duplicated. Two of the…

This has to be one of the most disappointing products I have purchased to embroider. I have a Baby Lock Unity and I can thread my machine a number of different ways depending on the size of the bobbin and how the thread is fed from the bobbin. I have never had so many broken threads before using this product. Not only does it feed the role weirdly, but it also causes serious tension issues. The local fabric store emphasizes the use of well-known products. Now I understand why. Although the…

Obviously I'm a beginner. I have a Project Podium sewing machine. But what kind of thread are you buying? Especially during Covid 19 when you can't go to Joanne's. I knew poly was the way to go. And I made my own coils. This was the first. That works great. While reading your instructions? And do you set the correct cap size for certain thread types? you are golden So if you are new. I still don't know how to change the sewing foot. Or a needle? Didn't know there was a doppelganger. In fact, I…

I recently bought a new sewing machine that can embroider. Although I wanted to try my hand at making gifts, I didn't want to spend a lot of money on embroidery floss. I wanted more than just a few colors and I wanted decent quality yarn. After reading many reviews I decided to try this set of threads and it turned out to be very successful. The colors are bright and varied. Some of the designs I bought were color coded. I found an online chart for the most popular brand and the colors in this…

I am new to machine embroidery which I do mostly on my treadle machines (trimming, threading and free motion). Haven't tried many brands of embroidery thread just Sulky, Coats, Mettler and one other brand. The 46 thread kit I ordered from Revain received a 4 star rating. All stamps keep breaking while embroidering and I'm quite frustrated with them. I have to stop constantly, rethread the needle and keep going, half of my embroidery time is spent on this. So uncomfortable! When I first used…