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Unboxing Madeira Order For My Home Embroidery Business

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июн 2022
  • Thank you for watching my video! These are just a few of my favourite products to use in my embroidery business. The company I purchased all of these products from is called Madeira Threads!
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Комментарии • 9

  • @laurenrogers9101
    @laurenrogers9101 2 года назад

    seeing all that thread makes my heart flutter😍

  • @Spindrift-id1ez
    @Spindrift-id1ez 2 года назад

    I love that Green thread color too.. We're going to use it in the patch design I'm drawing :)

  • @BlitheDream
    @BlitheDream 2 года назад

    I love the long videos 🥰

  • @kcjd8659
    @kcjd8659 2 года назад +1

    Are you saying “classic cotton” thread? You use cotton thread for patches? I thought the Madeira cotton thread was Burmilana and the classic was rayon? I’m in the US though so maybe it’s different here.

    • @pinkbirdembroidery8281
      @pinkbirdembroidery8281  2 года назад

      Sorry! I do this all the time! It’s classic rayon thread. I’m in a bad habit of calling it cotton

    • @kcjd8659
      @kcjd8659 2 года назад

      @@pinkbirdembroidery8281 ooooh, okay! Thank you for clarifying! The Burmilana is so expensive, I thought maybe you had something different where you are-I have been looking for cotton embroidery thread to get a vintage look and wondered if there were more options than I was seeing here. Have you had any problems with the color on the rayon thread running in the wash? I know that wouldn’t be an issue on patches but I’ve been afraid to try it for shirts and sweatshirts and towel monograms etc. Thoughts?

  • @dianelaws9589
    @dianelaws9589 2 года назад

    Wondered why I never saw anymore videos.....I best get myself onto the instagram. I'm still saving up for my 15 needle happy japan

  • @colincourier
    @colincourier Год назад

    cotton threads? they look like polyester