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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009 ( edited Mar 19'09 09:31 )
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When you emboidery "cross stitch" designs do you use a special type of thread? TIA ;D

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by stork 18 Mar 2009
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I just use the same threads I use for my other embroidery designs.
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU ;D *2U
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by mariahail 18 Mar 2009
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I don't think you need any special thread for Cross Stiching, I use my regular embroidery threads with great results. Good luck and ****4U
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU ;D *2U
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by lbrow 18 Mar 2009
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I use my regular embroidery thread that I use for other machine embroidery designs & I really love cross stitch designs. That's the first embroidery I learned as a child. cross stitch designs on bleached flour sack dish towels that my grandmother had ironed on the design. *4u Monica
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU so much for the info ;D *2U
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by sissibrode 18 Mar 2009
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I do same *
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
Thanks ;D *2U
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by blhamblen 18 Mar 2009
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I don't change thread either:)
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU ;D *2U
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by gerryvb 18 Mar 2009
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just the same thread as all other embroidey. But it's so much fun to see the machine make the crossstitches. just try.
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU, I can't wait to try it ;D *2U
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by mops 18 Mar 2009
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Not necessarily, but it looks great in the matt threads you can buy, like the matt polyester or the cotton embroidery threads - I've still got some leftover reels from the sixties and they are great for cross stitch.
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU so much for the info ;D *2U
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by iris2006 18 Mar 2009
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I also use the same thread as for the other embroidery designs, I will try Martines suggestion as well.
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU ;D *2U
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by nonna57 18 Mar 2009
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I use the same thread as normal emb , but i do slow my machine down 1 speed. :)
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by mad14kt 18 Mar 2009
TU so much ;D *2U
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by adelmarie 19 Mar 2009
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I agree with Martine, a flat thread (matte) will give it a hand made look. But you can use any thread you like.
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by mad14kt 19 Mar 2009
TU so much ;D *2U
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by meganne 19 Mar 2009
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Good Question and some great answers. Thanks so much for posting, i needed to know this one.
hugs n roses, Meganne