12 Colors Variegated Polyester Embroidery Machine Thread Kit 500M (550Y) Each Spool for Brother Janome Babylock Singer Pfaff Bernina Husqvaran Embroidery and Sewing Machines-Assortment1

Have only used one color so far, but it stitched out beautifully! Thank you

Nice!

Nice thread! Works great with my Brothers Dream Creator XE!

Is it possible typo be in love with thread? I hope so, because, I THINK I LOVE THIS THREAD! The variegated thread as well as the 63 Super Pack I purchased from New Brothread. It stitches out beautifully!!!

I had my grandkids create a sweat shirt for their grandpa and they chose two of the fun colors from this set. They loved the colors and so did Grandpa.

I really like this thread. I will make other orders with this company.

Love them I make service dog patches and I want customers to have unique colors to pick from and these are perfect

Nothing to dislike, service was great.. I use the product for my embroidery machine..

I use this thread painting and it works very well I have not had one break in the thread which makes the job go much faster. The colors are very nice and I will buy again

The colors are beautiful, although I would prefer the variegated colors to change more often. The thread did fray once gong through the needle while I was topstitching a small quilt. Its VERY thin, but still quite strong. My problem is that the spool doesnt hold very well on my singer sewing machine. The hole through the spool is large, so it doesnt hold snugly with the cap over it. Also, the thread is so thin, when I let off of the pedal, the thread keeps coming off the spool, sometimes over a foot of thread flies off, and hangs behind my machine. Other times, it just comes off enough to wrap around the prong that holds the thread, stopping the thread from going through the machine and causing a tangle. I tried turning the thread cone around backwards. It wraps around the end either way. I also tried running the thread from my upright bobbin winder prong instead of the sideways facing one. Same problem, except it wrapped underneath. I also used my bobbin winder to transfer much of the thread from the cone (thinking the cone was the problem), onto a small empty spool. It still kept unwinding some while sewing, wrapping around the prong, and causing big problems. I was able to finish the baby sized quilt, but it took a lot longer than it should have. If I could keep it in place on the top of my machine, and pulled taut, it would be perfect. I think its just the weight of the thread. Im sure worth an embroidery machine, one would not experience this!