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Where can I buy a DMC thread color chart in the Philippines?
Good luck on finding one. Until then, you might print-out one for general use. If you have a few skeins on hand, you can compare to see how "true" the colors are on your print-out. There may also be some of the older color cards available f... Read More »
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What makes Sulky the best quality Rayon Thread?
There are many reasons why an embroiderer should only use Sulky Rayon Thread made exclusively of 100% viscose from the ENKA Germany plant. In the following few minutes we will give you some of the most compelling arguments why ENKA viscose ... Read More »
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How should I launder Sulky threads?
The care instructions on our "real" thread color chart are as follows: Read More »
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You can use any of the Sulky threads for quilting. For "stitching in the ditch" and "invisible applique" quilts, quilters prefer Sulky Polyester Invisible thread over every other invisible thread because it is made of polyester instead of n...
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Sulky Premium Polyester Invisible Thread (the only polyester invisible thread on the market today) is perfect for machine "hand-look" quilting, stitching in the ditch, and invisible applique. It is also ideal for hems. It is a very fine .00...
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The lower the thread weight number, the heavier the thread. I know that makes no sense, but it's the truth. The 30 weight thread is approximately 1/3 stronger and denser than the 40 weight thread. Most of the computerized embroideries today...
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The heavy 12 wt. Cotton is a dramatic looking top thread in both the 66 Solid Colors and the 84 Cotton Blendables. We generally recommend using the 12 wt. on the top (although it is used for bobbin-work as well), and the matching 30 wt. in ...
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Sulky has recently added a Retailer Locator Service on their website. For those who buy wholesale, contact Patti Lee at asksulky@sulky.com for wholesale sources.
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Ok let's toy with a running group thread for everyone to post in. To make things easier to follow we'll try separating them by month and if it gets hectic then we can see what else we could do. Another thing that is really fun is to make a ...
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