Industrial Thread |
Nylon thread is a great choice for sewing fabric, leather, canvas, and vinyl.
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Polyester thread looks, feels and sews like nylon thread, but it is more UV resistant. |
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Bobbins save time for serious sewing. Buying the right bobbin comes down to knowing your machine's bobbin style. |
Also called Invisible Nylon. Use 'clear' with light colors, and 'smoke' with dark colors. |
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FDA compliant bag closing thread, Contractor Series Portable Bag Closer, Needles. |
More Industrial Thread UVR Monocord Nylon Thread, Polypropylene Thread, and Dononit Low Temperature Filtration Thread.
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Embroidering, Quilting and Sewing |
Robison-Anton is our flagship embroidery thread. We have over 1,000 colors in mini spools, king spools, and cases. |
Embroidery thread on king spools. Over 200 colors - Mixed brands - 30 and 40-Weight. Cover more surface area in less time with 30 weight. |
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Bobbins - Bobbin Thread - Stabilizers Bobbins, Bobbin Thread, Stabilizers and Backings, Needles. |
All Purpose Spun Polyester Thread - Cotton Thread - Silk Thread |
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Kevlar (TM) Thread -
Fire Retardant Thread  |
Bonded & Soft - Natural Yellow Color. |
Available in colors for sewing and embroidery. |
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Waxed Thread, Artificial Sinew, and String |
Waxed Thread Waxing makes thread stiffer, stronger, and more water repellent. We have 70-yard tubes in 6 sizes and 36 colors and much more. |
Artificial Sinew Use artificial sinew for crafts projects that need a strong, flat, colorful thread or cord. |
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String - Twine - Non-Waxed Thread 1 mm hemp twine in 24 colors, Irish polyester-linen thread, Bank Line, and hand stitching thread. |
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Groz-Beckert Needles |
Groz-Beckert Needles Needle System: Systems define which machines can use which needle. This is usually determined by the shank diameter that will fit in to your needle bar, along with other variables. Needle Size: The right size needle for the right size thread Needle Tip (Point): Most needle systems have needles with several kinds of points. The "right" point depends on the material you are sewing and the way you want stitches to look.
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