Thank you Shirlener for this info....very useful and yes, especially for FSL....Sometimes one small spool isn't enough for some pieces. Thx again
thanks great to know, for a large project,
like blocks for a quilt.
thanks, Shirlene, this will help me with all my embroidery stuff...including FSL....
Extremely useful information Shirlene. Many thanks
~x~
Thank You for this information Shirlene. I will keep it for future reference. Lyn
Wow this is so cool as i have had so many break downs lately i am just now catching up on all the cute ideas .Thanks There Shirlene :):)Carolyn
Thank you so much for this guide. It will really come in handy. Sue *4U
Shirlene! thank you for this wonderful information very useful Thanks
Shirlene, This is valuable information, thank you. I have sewwhatpro on my computer, it has a tab that shows how much thread is needed for the designs too.
Helen
I still use this guide - if I haven't stitched out that design before.
Thanx Shirlene, I hadn't seen this before, si I really appreciate someone kind enough to bring it forward. Hugs, Judy
Thanks for this, I see you posted a long time ago and there are postings from your mother
Thank you so very much - you are a "fountain" of great information. I hope you do not mind I copied and put into a word doc. and filed it in my emb. file. Thanks again. sue *4U
Thank you Shirlener for this info ! Very handy when wondering some times if I have enough thread. I copied and will print it also. *4U
Thanks for the info Sheilener. Now I have an idea as to how much I need to start making FSL - ERic
Thanks great info your experance shows we are waiting for your next tip .now to put ink in printer so I can print this out
Thank you.Always wanted to know that.Friends have asked me hoe much thread I had used for a particular design and I never had a clue.I gave you a flower for that handy piece of info.
I must print this, it is a very interessting information
Now when I need this info, I'll just enter "thread" and hopefully it will pop up! You KNOW I'd loose the paper if I wrote it down!
Thanks Shirlene. I missed this when you first posted it. Good info! Flower for you.
oh gee thanks shirlene, I REALLY needed this!!! I had somehow missed it so big THANKS to loretta too for bringing it up again :) I want to finish my unfinished projects (including 2quilts) this month so I can then focus on a some fsl experiments cos I have too many that I want to try out :) I was wondering about this in bed last night before falling asleep, boy loretta must have read my mind! its getting kind of scary here lol. flowers for all
I thought I read someone asking about thread info again, so I thought this needed to come back to the top. A flower for you!
Thankyou for the very helpfull information Shirlener88. I have copied and saved it.
For a moment there you had me really worried shirlene, I thought you'd worked all this out in your pretty little head, haha, so pleased to see you didn't! Thanks for the info, very useful, sweetie, hugs and flowers.
Thank you for sharing this valuable information. I copied and pasted into a word document. My tips files are growing as fast as my downloads because of what is shared on this site. *4U
Thank You shirlener, This is very helpful info. I had wondered about this before Thank You again Here is a flower for you.
Thank you for that - I should have had it when making my last Easter basket. Probably won't be buying spools like that any more. Thanks for sharing this.
Oh Shirlene, thank you for this guide, I always wanted to know, how many stitches there were in our spools of thread. This is neat, I will put it by my threads. A flower for you and all.
Wow, great, Shirl, thanks!! Now I feel more confident about FSL, not thinking I'll not be able to finish a project because I don't have enough thread.
marji, it takes time - look at the other FSL projects you have finished and know - when you get your thread - you will finish this project - as well. *4U And just so you know, I can see you are coming up on your 2000 flowers in the right column and I am going to help get your a bouquet of flowers, today! Hehehe!
Thank you for the info. You are a great help to us all.
Thank you some much for making up this list. I appreciate it a lot. Have always wondered how to work it out. I was scared of starting something and running out of thread before it was finished. Flower for you.
sonje, you are welcome - it was a list that I found online - I use it alot - *4&
Thanx for the info i might come in handy * 4 u :)
Guessing how much thread I need:
1 King Cone = 11,000 yds/10,058m* = 1,999,998 stitches**
1 King Cone = 10,000 yds/9,150m = 1,818,180 stitches
1 King Spool = 5,500 yds/5,000m = 1,000,000 stitches
1 King Spool = 3,250 yds/2,972m = 590,908 stitches
1 King Spool = 3,000 yds/2,740m = 545,454 stitches
1 King Spool = 2,500 yds/2,285m = 454,545 stitches
1 Mini-King Spool = 1,100 yds/1,000m = 200,000 stitches
1 Mini-King Spool = 1,000 yds/909m = 181,818 stitches
1 Mini-King Spool = 700 yds/694m = 127,272 stitches
1 Mini-King Spool = 500 yds/455m = 90,909 stitches
1 Mini-King Spool = 400 yds/364m = 72,727 stitches
1 Spool = 330 yds/300m = 60,000 stitches
1 Spool = 250 yds/227m = 45,455 stitches
1 Spool = 200 yds/182m = 36,363 stitches
1 Spool = 100 yds/91m = 18,182 stitches
*Based on .909m per 1yd
**Based on 181.818 stitches per yd