Superior Threads Bottom Line 2-Ply 60-Weight Polyester Embroidery Quilting Sewing Thread - 3,000 Yard Cone (#623 Silver)

Love this bottom thread. The only disadvantage is that it doesn't fit on my sewing machine's spool so I have to hold it to the side while I wind bobbins (or I could buy a spindle attachment for my machine). Well worth it, though, for the amount of thread I can get on my bobbin with this fine sturdy bottom thread.

I use Bottom Line as my bobbin thread and So Fine! also by Superior Threads as top thread for free motion quilting. I rarely have problems with thread breaking during machine quilting (I free motion quilt on my domestic Pfaff). I really like Bottom Line thread, it is a fine, but strong thread. I have many cones of Superior Threads, you won't go wrong with purchasing this brand of thread.

I love using the thinner threads for top threads when I machine quilt. This color (silver) blends in nicely with almost every fabric color.

I’m pleased with the value of this purchase. Used for bobbin thread on pfaff embroidery machine.

Bottom Line thread is wonderful to use in your bobbin. It is thinner than the average 50 weight thread. It works well with the heavier 50 weight thread as your top sewing thread.

I took class with Adam of YouTube Adam Sew Fun and he recommended it.This thread blends in so well, and as they say "the quilting hides the mistakes".This thread definitely works wonderfully.

Superior thread is a very good quality of thread that produces very little lint. my sewing machines have no problems with this tread and breakage is very rare

I always use bottom line thread in my bobbin on my longarm. Love how great it looks on my quilts. For a top thread, I use omni by superior thread. I find my tension is great when combining a slick thread like bottom line, with a thicker, slightly rougher thread like omni. The top thread is pulled into the quilt sandwich by the slicker thread and is unable to migrate to the top of the quilt due to the roughness of the top thread holding it into the layers. When I have had to use two rough threads together, then there is more of a fight between the two threads and my threads are not as likely to lock in the layers but one or the other will win the tug of war so I end up with the bottom showing on top or the top showing on the bottom as the quilting progresses.

Ce n’est pas un fil régulier, 2 brins seulement destiné à des utilisations particulières…très fin…parfait pour mon cas.

I like the 60 wt thread - quite fine for piecing. The oatmeal colour is good for almost any colour one is sewing. 3000 yard spool is an conomical way to buy thread.

This is the best bobbin thread, with no need to fiddle with tension in my Brother. Also excellent for English Paper Piecing - this grey is perfect for piecing dark colours.

This tread is great but the colour name is misleading, it is more of a med yellow not a tan which is more on the dark beige. Nothing wrong with aside than the colour, it is 60 wt which I use in the bobbin and am hoping it will blend in on a beige background.

Just as advertised...great thread for both top and bottom sewing.Very good value.