297-meter spool
68% polyester - 32% cotton
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New products
- Carnival
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Creative haberdashery
Creative haberdashery
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Sewing patterns
Sewing patterns
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Fabrics & interfacing
Fabrics & interfacing
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Sewing machines & overlockers
Overlockers, sewing machines
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Embroidery & needlepoint
Embroidery & needlepoint
- ☆ Which embroidery fabric should I choose?
- ☆ Hand embroidery - essential stitches
- ☆ Which thread should I choose for hand embroidery?
- ☆ Reading an embroidery pattern
- ☆ How many strands should I use for embroidery?
- ☆ Embroidery fabric calculator
- ☆ All about sashiko embroidery
- ☆ Which machine embroidery thread should I choose?
- ☆ Embroidery stabiliser: which one should I choose?
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Patchwork & quilting
Patchwork Quilting
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Magnifying lamps
Magnifying lamps
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Creative hobbies
Creative hobbies
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Storage boxes
Storage boxes
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Knitting & crochet
Knitting & crochet
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Creative books
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Deals
Fils à quilter, patchwork
Quilting thread is a type of thread specifically designed for patchwork and quilting sewing. It is generally made from cotton and can be used by hand or machine. It is often finer and stronger than regular thread, allowing it to easily glide through layers of fabric, padding, and stitching. It can help make more precise and finer stitches, which is essential for patchwork and quilting projects. There are different types of quilting threads available, each with its own characteristics: Natural cotton quilting threads are made from cotton fibers and are often the most commonly used. They are soft, breathable, and can be used by hand or machine. Synthetic quilting threads are made from synthetic materials such as polyester, nylon, or rayon. They may be more resistant to wear and heat than cotton quilting threads, but less soft and less breathable. Colored quilting threads can have colors and patterns that match the quilting project, or for a more creative result. It is important to choose the appropriate quilting thread for each project, as it can affect the quality and final appearance of the stitching. It is also important to ensure that the thread is compatible with the sewing machine or hand sewing technique being used. It is advisable to store quilting threads in a cool, dry place and protect them from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.
150-meter spool
100% glazed cotton
No. 120
200-meter spool
100% cotton
No. 39/3
300-meter spool
100% cotton
No. 30
18 bobines de 200 m
18 bobines de 400 m
Set de 10 fils à coudre coton Gütermann - Multicolore
10 bobines de 100 m
50-meter spool
100% cotton
No. 12
100-meter spool
100% cotton
No. 28