| About Thread Weights Weight refers to a thread's thickness. While it is somewhat counter intuitive, a lower weight number means a thicker thread. This means a 30 weight thread is thicker than a 40 weight thread. Embroidery Thread Weights The most common thread weight used for embroidery is 40 weight. Most digitizing programs are designed for using 40 weight. There are programs that can be modified to use 30 weight. Compare
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| We have expanded our embroidering, quilting, and sewing thread selections. They now include Aurifil Cotton, Maxi-Lock and A&E Excell all purpose and serger thread, YLI wooly nylon, and YLI silk. Of course, we still have the Robison-Anton Store, all Groz-Beckert needles, A&E Monofilament thread in nine sizes, Fil-Tec bobbins and bobbin thread, and Llovet stabilizers and backings. |
| Selections - Embroidery or Sewing and Quilting |
| Robison-Anton Store - All products - All colors - Mini Spools, King Spools, Cases | ||
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R/A Super Brite Polyester - Over 400 colors. |
R/A Twister Tweed - For a two-tone, textured look |
| More Embroidery - Bobbins - Bobbin Thread - Stabilizers and Backings - Needles | |
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Bobbins and Bobbin Thread - 60 Weight bobbin thread and time-saving bobbins. |
| Sewing and Quilting - All Purpose Spun Polyester Thread - Cotton Thread - Silk Thread | |
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Maxi-Lock All Purpose - spun polyester sewing and serger thread. - 3000 yard cones - Solids - Variegates
Aurifil Cotton - 100% Egyptian Mako cotton - All Selections Groz-Beckert Machine Needles - All styles, points, and sizes - Needle / thread size chart - Needle styles for 10,000 machines. |