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brand of metallic thread which give shiny embroidery, and that I can ordre on Internet
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Hi Claude, So far my Designer Diamond prefers Madeira over all the other brands I have tried.
Hugs n love, Meganne
PS, I buy it from Shoppers Rule
Hugs n love, Meganne
PS, I buy it from Shoppers Rule
1 links:
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http://www.shoppersrule.com
www.shoppersrule.com
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by
eastwitch2
18 Sep 2010
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I have a Designer 1 and run most brands of Metallic thread in it with good results. I find that some of the metallics require me to set the Top Thread tension down just a bit so they rum smoother through the thread tension.
I also use a metallic Needle when I stitch with the metallic thread. Either the Schmetz Metallica needles or the Organ Large Eye Needles (15x1ST) in a size 12/80.
Both have a larger eye for the thread to run through easily.
Also I slow down the D1 abit when stitching with metallic thread.
I recently bought Kingstar Metallic thread and like it alot. It comes in many colors ans it stitches out great. many say it is one of the best metallic threads and I tend to agree with them.
I buy it from the link below.
http://www.embstore.com/m-2-kingstar.aspx
I use other brands of metallic thread such as Madeira, Yesmet, Sulky and other cheaper brands like Gutterman and they all run fine in the D1.
Some are smoother than others.
I think you just have to test stich first and if you need to set the top thread tension down abit to get a good stitch out with out thread breaks.
I have used metallic thread in FSL and used the metallic in both the top thread and bobbin thread.
When winding on the bobbin I slow the machine down too.
I find that some designs stitch better with metallic thread than others.
Very dense designs can present problems when using metallic threads.
EastWitch2
I also use a metallic Needle when I stitch with the metallic thread. Either the Schmetz Metallica needles or the Organ Large Eye Needles (15x1ST) in a size 12/80.
Both have a larger eye for the thread to run through easily.
Also I slow down the D1 abit when stitching with metallic thread.
I recently bought Kingstar Metallic thread and like it alot. It comes in many colors ans it stitches out great. many say it is one of the best metallic threads and I tend to agree with them.
I buy it from the link below.
http://www.embstore.com/m-2-kingstar.aspx
I use other brands of metallic thread such as Madeira, Yesmet, Sulky and other cheaper brands like Gutterman and they all run fine in the D1.
Some are smoother than others.
I think you just have to test stich first and if you need to set the top thread tension down abit to get a good stitch out with out thread breaks.
I have used metallic thread in FSL and used the metallic in both the top thread and bobbin thread.
When winding on the bobbin I slow the machine down too.
I find that some designs stitch better with metallic thread than others.
Very dense designs can present problems when using metallic threads.
EastWitch2
1 links:
[1]
http://www.embstore.com/m-2-kingstar.aspx
www.embstore.com
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Thank you, eastwtich2, for all those good advice. I think that i will try Kingstar metallic