When I designed the FabuLux line of thread for WonderFil, I included a collection of pastel variegated threads. I planned to use these for baby quilts, but I use them as neutral threads on many different types of quilts. Is it wrong for the designer to admit that she was surprised (pleasantly) by the outcome?
Yesterday I showed a quilt using one of my secret weapons -- Rocking Horse:
I don't use this thread in the bobbin. I prefer to use DecoBob in the bobbin for nearly all of my sewing/quilting projects. It's thin, the bobbin lasts a loooong time, it blends beautifully with the backing, and it makes tension a dream.
Do you have a surprising secret weapon thread color? I have a few and can't wait to share more with you.
Yesterday I showed a quilt using one of my secret weapons -- Rocking Horse:
See how well it blends with Heidi Boyd's Country Days fabrics:
Isn't that pretty? I've used this on modern quilts, southwestern quilts, baby quilts, and more.
I don't use this thread in the bobbin. I prefer to use DecoBob in the bobbin for nearly all of my sewing/quilting projects. It's thin, the bobbin lasts a loooong time, it blends beautifully with the backing, and it makes tension a dream.
Rocking Horse is sold on 3000 yard cones as well as 700m spools so you'll have the right amount for any project (or projects!).
Do you have a surprising secret weapon thread color? I have a few and can't wait to share more with you.
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