Collection: Thread

Thread
  • QuiltMaker #821 - Trobear Cone
  • QuiltMaker #834 - Marooned Cone
  • QuiltMaker #819 - Light Oak Cone
  • QuiltMaker #832 - Heart Throb Cone
  • QuiltMaker #842 - Tatami Cone

    QuiltMaker #842 - Tatami Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #813 - Almond Cone

    QuiltMaker #813 - Almond Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #820 - Canadian Geese Cone
  • QuiltMaker #828 - Cupid Cone

    QuiltMaker #828 - Cupid Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #843 - Honeycomb Cone
  • QuiltMaker #841 - Papaya Cone

    QuiltMaker #841 - Papaya Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #810 - Antique Lace Cone
  • QuiltMaker #826 - Sakura Cone

    QuiltMaker #826 - Sakura Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #809 - Ivory Cone

    QuiltMaker #809 - Ivory Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #835 - Warm Peach Cone
  • QuiltMaker #847 - Mint Cone

    QuiltMaker #847 - Mint Cone

    Regular price $14.99
  • QuiltMaker #838 - Buttercream Cone

Frequently Asked Questions - Thread

A general-purpose polyester thread is ideal for most garment construction due to its strength, durability, and flexibility across a variety of fabric weights, from light cotton to denim.

Rayon or high-quality metallic threads are excellent for machine embroidery, offering a lustrous, vibrant finish and vivid colors that make decorative designs stand out.

For machine quilting, 100% cotton thread offers a classic, matte look and blends well with cotton fabrics, while strong polyester thread is favored for its durability and strength.

Thread breakage is often due to using low-quality thread, improper thread tension settings, an incorrectly threaded machine, or a dull or wrong-sized needle for your fabric.

Match your thread weight to your fabric: use extra-fine thread for delicate/lightweight fabrics (like silk or chiffon) and extra-strong/heavy-duty thread for upholstery or thick materials.