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Re: threads 04 May 2013 02:21 #102969

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Thank you, Norma, it's very kind of you to say that. Now I just need more thread to do more...
:D :D :D

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Re: threads 03 May 2013 16:23 #102947

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Thank you, Norma, it's very kind of you to say that. Now I just need more thread to do more...
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Re: threads 03 May 2013 04:31 #102910

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I just saw your Agility quilt on your profile. That is great. First attempt and this result. I'm impressed

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Re: threads 02 May 2013 15:40 #102880

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Haha, she loves a bit of laundry. I put things in, she takes them out. Hand sewing is tricky with a dog that likes pinching fabric :?
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Re: threads 02 May 2013 15:27 #102878

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Winnie
I love your profile picture does your furry helper do the washing up as well?
Anne in Surrey UK
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Re: threads 02 May 2013 15:20 #102876

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Thank you for the welcomes :) I used to think there was nothing better than fabric, then I discovered thread. Opened up a whole new shopping opportunity, love it.
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Re: threads 02 May 2013 02:23 #102859

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Winnie2 wrote:
Barnyarns is an excellent company. Have a look at their 'try me specials'. You can order threads at a discount to try out. It is also worth signing up for their newsletter, which has a lot of information about threads.

Thanks for mentioning that. It's great to try new things. I have used it to build a little silk stash. They choose the colors but when you have none, it doesn't really matter which colors they send

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Re: threads 02 May 2013 01:15 #102853

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Thanks winnie2 I'm going to look at the specials. Welcome to the forum :D

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Re: threads 02 May 2013 01:01 #102850

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tnx every one
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Re: threads 02 May 2013 00:18 #102846

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Barnyarns is an excellent company. Have a look at their 'try me specials'. You can order threads at a discount to try out. It is also worth signing up for their newsletter, which has a lot of information about threads.
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Re: threads 28 Apr 2013 12:18 #102639

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Oh, I'm sorry that I did not give you the link to a shop in Europe where you can order threads form Superior and Isacord and Madeira. It's so expensive to get it from the US.
Here it is http://www.barnyarns.co.uk/

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Re: threads 28 Apr 2013 11:43 #102637

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ok, i got one story from one woman that madira rayon become gray.
and the other woman could swear on madira rayon that the are excellent.
i bought some thread from superior they will arrive end july, i wonder if they are ok to my machine.
and due to your recommendation i ordered now isacor threads.
i HOPE all of them going to be great fun to embroider.
cheers
becky
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Re: threads 28 Apr 2013 06:36 #102631

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Zarah wrote:
It is so strange to me, when people say rayon is not colorfast. One of the first embroideries I made was a rose on viscose jersey. It has been washed over and over and I can't see any difference in the embroidery, but the blouse is nearly worn out after five years.

The test that Bob from Superior does shows that the rayon threads can lose color if washed with bleach. I've not seen anywhere where someone talks about a test done the way you would really wash a quilt so I've never worried about rayon either. That always seemed like a bogus test to me.

Nancy
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Re: threads 28 Apr 2013 02:18 #102624

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tnx for the info!
i will see what i can order
here in the netherlands/europe madira (non polyester) is VERY expansive, while the polys' are resenable price, but far too expensive if you compare it to the States,
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