I agree. Considering all the vids I've watched, this was absolutely the first that I thought was thorough. However, I need to see what the recommended needles are used as the best suggestion for each thread and stitch style shown. Please!!!!
They’re a thread company mainly introducing threads and not like Clover where they produce all kinds of world famous products. In fact they’re only popular in quilting community in the US and not so much in other countries for other uses. For example for embroidery DMC cotton threads are way more popular and widely used in French embroidery, but again DMC needles are rather poorer quality compare to Clover quilting needles. Also needles are highly personal and normally every sewing needle clearly states what the needles are for. Try visiting a craft store and go take a look at needle section. You don’t need anyone else to tell you what the hand sewing needles are for hand quilting, French embroidery, Japanese Sashiko (traditional Japanese embroidery) etc. It clearly says that on a needle case you buy, and it comes in a variety of range and prices.
Ya well what size is this size "T70#69 210D/3"
How to buy and the cost
I am want this thread how much price
I am looking for:airfoil weight 30 in red
Weight may have changed to 28.
Hello try the Fat Quarter Shop on line that's where so buy mine hope you find what you need Take Care Jeri
Too bad she didn't talk about what needles to use with these threads
I agree. Considering all the vids I've watched, this was absolutely the first that I thought was thorough. However, I need to see what the recommended needles are used as the best suggestion for each thread and stitch style shown. Please!!!!
@Koda Kyle never heard of that I’ll have to look into it
They’re a thread company mainly introducing threads and not like Clover where they produce all kinds of world famous products. In fact they’re only popular in quilting community in the US and not so much in other countries for other uses. For example for embroidery DMC cotton threads are way more popular and widely used in French embroidery, but again DMC needles are rather poorer quality compare to Clover quilting needles. Also needles are highly personal and normally every sewing needle clearly states what the needles are for. Try visiting a craft store and go take a look at needle section. You don’t need anyone else to tell you what the hand sewing needles are for hand quilting, French embroidery, Japanese Sashiko (traditional Japanese embroidery) etc. It clearly says that on a needle case you buy, and it comes in a variety of range and prices.
@@KittenBowl1 I already know what needles to use but others watching may not. Isn’t Aurifil an Italian company?