Invisible thread

It’s Perfect When You Want Stitches to Blend or Even Disappear! Monofilament or invisible thread is a good choice for many quilting projects. For example, it’s often used for machine applique where you want the stitches to disappear. It’s also handy for machine quilting when it’s hard to choose a color, for example in quilts …

It can be tricky the first time you use it but is easy to learn, and when you use invisible thread for quilting and other projects, it gives those projects a very unique look.

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Learn how to install an invisible zipper like a pro.

Using invisible thread can be tricky when working on a quilt project. This video gives a few helpful tips on when to use the thread and the type you should look for.

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A Chinese proverb says an invisible thread connects those destined to meet, despite the time, the place, despite the circumstances. The thread can be tightened or tangled, but never be broken.

This video is an edited version of the previous video, with only the part where the thread is being inserted, played at normal speed. I think this video...