All about Sewing Thread!

So how about if I sew for a while - get covered in thread bits - and then turn on my camera and chat about thread? LOL! So here's what I think about the different kinds of sewing thread available and what you would use them for.

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[audreysmom]

Name brands of the threads would be helpful.

[ladyluck]

great video, do you have any quick tips on how to check thread for being old other than using the machine?

[janetruiz]

What do the different color cones mean? The center tube of one is orange and the other is green, what does it mean?

[Bodragon]

If polyester thread gets brittle with age on the spool, surely it does the same thing after it's been used in a project ?
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[HeidisHereAndThere]

You didn't give any brands of the thread🤔 ???
I've noticed you haven't responded to any of the questions in the comments.☹️

[colin]

Thanks Caroline for sensible approach to threads. I must admit to using overlocker thread for quite a lot of projects and it works great. Greetings from North Wales UK. Colin

[davidpeter]

Save watching - don’t buy cheap rubbish - that’s about all it says

[ScrapYourStory]

The reason I don’t use polyester thread with cotton fabric is because polyester has a lower melting point than cotton. If I iron polyester thread on a cotton iron setting, the thread thins and weakens.