0.35mm Clear Sewing Thread Transparent Nylon Invisible Thread for Sewing Quilting - 1280 Yds Monofilament Fishing Line String for Hanging Wigs Seed Beading

Exactly the thinness I was looking for. I use than to fix holes in lace and it’s strong enough not to snap.

relacion cantidad de hilo y preio es muy buena

Excellent product

I got the 0.15mm nylon thread for quilt making. I have a standard Singer Tradition machine that is not large spool compatible. I found a way to use the large spool by putting the spool in a bowl on the side of my machine and it worked fine. The first quilt I made was a learning curve. I found the best tension setting is 2.5-3 and the stitch length about a 3. I also had to keep my eye on the spool to make sure there wasn’t too much thread coming off at once. If too much comes off at once it will start twisting and will jam your machine. When it happens I just stop the machine, twirl it around the spool a couple times and it was good to go again. After I figured everything it was easy to use. My second quilt I made had no problems at all! There is so much thread on each spool, I barely made a dent in one spool after two quilts. I also love that you can’t see the tread. It makes my quilts look very professional!

It seems like good thread at a decent price in comparison to similar clear beading thread but I think it's slightly thicker than 2mm because it doesn't fit through the eye of Size 10 beading needles. I'll try using it for taking down flat stitch beadwork or using it in loom work or peyote stitch with one of those needles that has an eye that opens up through the whole needle, before I divide to return it or not. Too bad they don't have a 1.5mm thickness of the same thread so that it will fit beading needles. My John's Beads Good Thread and Miyuki size B thread are both 2mm and fit through the eye okay so I'm not sure why this one doesn't. Was hoping this would be a cheaper alternative to Crystal Fireline and similar clear beading thread.