Embroidery Thread Tips for Better Machine Embroidery Sewing

I have some tips for you to get better results withprecision wound with 132 yds per bobbin, of continuous
using your embroidery threads in machine embroideryfilament polyester, which runs with less lint. Not only do
sewing.they decrease the amount of build up-I don't have to
1. If you're experiencing thread breakage or have hadclean out my machine as often!
finished designs bleeding onto your garments after3. If you've given up on using metallic thread because
laundering, you're probably still using rayon thread! Theof the breakage and other problems that are common
polyester embroidery threads are stronger and moreto metallics, you haven't tried the best yet! In my
colorfast. Always remove your embroidered garmentsopinion there's only one metallic that I'll spend my time
from the washer immediately, this will help eliminate theusing - Mon-Rex commercial grade metallic thread. It is
bleeding. For the breakage, try lowering your tension,a true 40 wt. & requires no special lubricants or
rayon threads are the weakest of the embroideryother than normal tension settings. I don't use a special
threads.needle either! It comes in 21 gorgeous colors on
I've been using a commercial polyester thread, ARC1000-1080 yd cones.
embroidery thread for over a year now and gettingFor the "other" brands you may want to try the
fantastic results. Never a break and it laundersfollowing:
beautifully time after time. The embroidery is still1. Always feed metallic thread from the side of the
gorgeous even after the garment is worn out. The arccone/spool or it will kink.
thread currently has 288 colors!2. Lower the upper tension.
2. If you're experiencing a heavy build up on the back3. Use a larger eye needle or metallic needle.
of your designs, try using the only pre-wound bobbin4. Do not use any lubricants in our machines - they will
that works trouble-free in our machines. They areruin our auto tension disks!