Is metallic thread the devil in a very thin disguise?

[Norma H.]

I'm so glad that it finally worked for you. I love the thread from Superior. The Bottom Line and So Fine are among my favorite bobbin threads. Thanks for sharing

[karen f.]

Isn't it amazing that small changes can make such a difference? I'm so glad all that frustration is over for you!

[karen f.]

Hooray!!! Wonderful news!! Gotta love that smooth Bottom Line thread!! Can't wait to see more glittery metallic thread goodness from you!!

[Pam D.]

Whoo hoo!

[Dawn S.]

Yipee! Just be sure to document everything! Hopefully you keep notes somewhere! I don't know about you, but if I don't do a technique for a few months, and then return to it, its like reinventing the wheel! I will have forgotten everything!

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana

[Rita C.]

Yes Dawn, I have actually written it into the back of the sewing machine manual which I keep in a drawer beside my machine. I also now have a record of it on the TQS forum! It is now the new year here in Ireland so Happy New Year to you.

[Katherine S.]

Happy New Year to all of you from VA my new home with kids and grands...these forums are so nice. I have belonged to the web site for a long time but this is the first I've tried them. It's really informative and nice.

[karen f.]

Happy New Year to all of you from VA my new home with kids and grands...these forums are so nice. I have belonged to the web site for a long time but this is the first I've tried them. It's really informative and nice.

Welcome to the forum and happy new year!

[Rita C.]

Welcome to the Forum Katherine and Happy New Year! Rita.

[Pam D.]

Ditto, Katherine. You will learn so much here on the forum. Happy New Year.

[Katherine S.]

I'm not sure I'm doing this right but I need thread advice...usually I embroider with polysheen or Isacord or Floriani(which I'm not really fond of). I have a thick horse quilted "blanket" that goes under the saddle that I am putting a monogram on for a friends daughter. (it's sort of a spongy feel batting and the side that goes against the horse feels like a cross between flannel and suede? It looks like those prequilted fabrics you buy in the store but it has a heavier feel)
I was pulling thread colors and I have a metrosene that I like and I wonder if it would be more substantial on the thicker sort of bumpy blanket..I have sewn out a bunch of samples in the choices I didgetized for her but I used a polysheen color I rarely use for these samples. Before I bother to do it with metrosene I wonder if any of you have ever used it for monograms or any embroidery. I tried to look info up on the internet but I got lost in color charts and threads for sale! That's when I thought perhaps one of you might have experience with this.