Aurifil 50wt Cotton Thread - Prairie 10 Color Set by Lori Holt for Quilting, Embroidery & Sewing Projects
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Product Description
Aurifil 50wt Cotton Italian Thread on 220 yards spools.
Comes in a set of 10 different colors:
2230 - 2437 - 2562 - 2318 - 2325 - 2850 - 5008 - 2847 - 2840 - 2888
Lori will be having a Prairie Meadow Sew Along featuring her Prairie Line. It will be hosted over on Lori Holt's blog, .
The Sew Along will officially begin on August 29, 2022.
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Machine Appliqué
Ideal when a very fine finish is desired. This weight disappears so your fabric is the feature. Use for a straight stitch, small zig zag , Blind hemming stitch , and Blanket stitch.
Machine Embroidery
Great results every time. Use 50wt in the bobbin as well, or your regular bobbin thread – in which case tighten the top tension a little. Use a Microtex 80/12 needle.
Machine piecing
Gives a great result with a nice flat seam every time.
Machine quilting
Use for very detailed machine quilting with a lot of back tracking such as feathers and heavy background quilting . Perfect for quilting that creates texture when you don’t necessarily want to see the quilting lines. Use the same thread in the bobbin and a Sharp/Microtex, quilting or even denim needles 80/12.
Longarm quilting
Perfect for creating texture where you don’t want the thread to be a feature. Backgrounds, stitch in the ditch, basting quilts, whole cloth quilting, micro quilting for dense background designs. Match bobbin thread.
Hand Appliqué
Ideal for all types of hand applique. From needle turning to using prepared shapes, the 50wt is thin and with all the colors available you can match your shape perfectly.
Hand Piecing
A great weight for hand piecing.
Lace
50wt is a wonder for both Bobbin lace & Machine lace.
NOTE: If you're going to use a finer thread when sewing with your Featherweight, be sure to use the same thread for both your upper thread and bobbin thread. Bobbin tension might need to be adjusted ever so slightly.
