Know Your Thread

Why Light Grey Is the Everyday Blending Color: A Guide to Glide 40-Weight Thread Every longarm quilter has a spool that never leaves the machine — ...

Why Smoke Gray Is the Quilter's Favorite Blending Color: A Guide to Glide 40-Weight Thread If you watch a professional longarm quilter work a multi...

Why Light Gray Thread Disappears Into Your Quilt: A Longarm Quilter's Guide to OMNI Ask an experienced longarm quilter which thread color they reac...

OMNI Polyester Thread: The Workhorse 40-Weight Built for High-Speed Quilting There is a particular frustration that longarm quilters know all too w...

So Fine! Polyester Thread: The Lint-Free Blending Thread Built for Quilting If you have ever pulled your quilt off the longarm frame only to find a...

Parchment Cotton Thread: The Neutral Staple Every Quilter Needs Every quilter has a color they reach for again and again — the thread that disappea...

What Is So Fine! Thread? So Fine! from Superior Threads is a lint-free, matte-finish polyester thread made from three fine filaments. At 50 weight,...

Omni 40-Weight Polyester: The Longarmer's Go-To Neutral in Medium Gray Every quilter has a "blend" color — the thread that disappears into most qui...

Super White Glide: Why a True White Thread Deserves Its Own Spool Most quilters own some white thread — but not all whites are the same. An off-whi...

Glide Polyester Thread: Sheen, Strength, and When to Reach for It Ask machine embroiderers and production quilters which thread runs smoothly throu...

If you've watched a longarm quilter work, you know the rhythm: mile after mile of stitching at speeds a home machine can barely imagine. The thread...

Walk into any quilt shop and ask what thread lives on the most machines, and white cotton is almost always the answer. It pieces, it quilts, it bin...