Know Your Thread

Military Gold Glide: A Warm Gold 40-Weight Polyester for Quilting and Embroidery Gold thread can warm up a whole quilt — or it can fight you at eve...

Navy Blue OMNI 40-Weight: Deep Color and Poly-Core Strength for Longarm Quilting Dark fabrics expose weak thread fast. A navy that looks rich on th...

Baby Blue Glide 40-Weight: Soft Color, Strong Sheen for Quilting and Embroidery Some colors have to do two jobs at once: show up softly against whi...

Ivory Signature Cotton: Mercerized 3-Ply Strength for Cotton Purists Some quilters want cotton in the fabric, cotton in the batting, and cotton in ...

Stone Glide: The Soft Greige Neutral for Quilting and Embroidery Stone (17528) sits in the useful space between grey and beige — a soft, warm greig...

Mocha Glide: A Warm Brown With Sheen for Quilting and Embroidery Mocha (20727) is the warm, coffee-toned brown in Fil-Tec's Glide line — richer tha...

A Cool Grey With a Hint of Blue: When to Reach for Mercury Glide Some greys go warm, some go flat, and some — like Mercury (10643) — lean cool, wit...

A Pale Yellow That Brightens Without Shouting: When to Reach for Lemon Ice Glide Some yellows demand attention. Lemon Ice (80607) does something qu...

A Purple That Earns Its Place: When to Reach for Amethyst Glide Purple is rarely a neutral, and that is exactly the point of Amethyst (42635). This...

A Gray With Light in It: When to Reach for Seagull Glide Some grays go flat and muddy in stitching. Seagull (10649) does not. This soft, cool gray ...

A Soft Green That Shines: When to Reach for Celery Glide Some greens shout. Celery (60580) whispers. This pale, yellow-leaning green from Fil-Tec's...

Cotton Through and Through: Why Quilters Choose a Warm Neutral Some thread colors do the showing off, and some do the quiet work of holding a quilt...