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Do you have a specific thread you prefer for your serger? I need to order new thread for my serger and since I don't do that very often, I'd like to order a good quality thread. Thank you
Comments (7)
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Maxi Lock. Don't get the ones at Joann's (I think it's their own brand?) as it didn't do well. I order from Wawak.
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http://www.wawak.com
www.wawak.com
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Thank you, I was at Joann's today and looked at theirs but wasn't sure. I figured I'd ask and order online.
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by
graceandham
21 Sep 2015
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If you need cotton thread in large cones, check out www.longcreekmills.com. Great prices. I don't serge, but I always pick up some of this for my serging friends when I visit there.
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Thank you, I will check them out!
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by
vickiannette
21 Sep 2015
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buy the correct size cones [some really big ones won't fit the domestic machines] and have a look at the quality of the thread. If it seems 'fluffy' and not well-made, then keep looking. The overlockers or sergers are fairly forgiving in the kind of thread used, but quality does matter. The 'woolly nylon' type is good [nice and soft] when making pyjamas etc for small children and also is great when finishing the edges of bibs etc. as it can fill in the spaces nicely [when the stitch length is shortened].
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Thank you. That is exactly what I was thinking the Joann thread looked like, fluffy. That's why I didn't get that kind. I would like to try the woolly nylon too.
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I don't have a serger but certainly would purchase mine from ThreadArt--a new product line for them. I have been very pleased with their polyester embroidery thread and cotton sewing thread (own every color available) so would not hesitate to make the new purchase.
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http://www.threadart.com/c-870-serger-thread.aspx
www.threadart.com
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I use the cheapest. My serger will work with anything. I have had my serger for about 30 years.
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I like to use Maxi-Lock or the Long Creek Mills thread. Both have worked well for me.