How to Smartly Use "Industrial Embroidery Thread" with Your Home Embroidery Machine

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Being able to use "industrial sewing machine embroidery thread (large cone)" with a household sewing machine

not only helps reduce thread costs but also allows you to enjoy Angel King's rich array of colors.

Here's how to smartly use it with your household sewing machine.


1. Utilize a "thread stand"

The thread holders and pins on household sewing machines may not fit industrial cones, or if you place a large industrial thread cone directly, the thread may not unwind smoothly, leading to thread breakage or skipped stitches.

In such cases, try using a standalone thread stand placed behind your sewing machine.

When the thread is pulled upwards, the twist remains stable, allowing it to be smoothly set into the sewing machine's thread path.

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If you don't have a stand, you can improvise by placing the thread in a heavy cup and creating a thread path above it with a holed clip or similar.

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2. Cover with a "thread-fray prevention net"

Industrial sewing machine embroidery threads, such as rayon or metallic threads, are very smooth and can unravel and get tangled (thread fraying).

To prevent thread fraying, cover the entire thread with a thread-fray prevention net.

Pulling the thread from above the net creates appropriate resistance, preventing the thread from unraveling.

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3. Adjust "needle" and "speed"

Industrial threads can have a stronger twist or special materials compared to household threads.

Always choose a needle size appropriate for the thread thickness.

For example, for rayon 120d/2, a household sewing machine needle size 11 to 14 is a good guideline.

Especially when using metallic thread, reduce the sewing machine speed to "medium to low."

Additionally, choosing a needle with a slightly elongated eye can prevent metallic thread breakage and result in a beautiful finish.


For storage

Industrial sewing machine thread offers the advantage of large capacity and cost-effectiveness, but be careful of direct sunlight and dryness during storage.

When not in use, store it in cellophane or a bag and avoid direct sunlight to prevent thread deterioration and enjoy embroidery for a long time.