Can Serger Thread Be Used For Sewing Machines?


(David)


Question:

There is a LOT of thread on eBay and a lot of it is serger thread. Do you recommend serger thread for use in a regular machine? Is it as strong as your regular spool thread one buys at a fabric store?

Answer:

Although you can use seger thread which usually comes in large spools and cones, on a sewing machine with a special stand, it isn't recommended. Serger thread is more light weight than standard sewing machine thread because it feeds through the serger at extremely high speeds. On a sewing machine, serger thread is too weak and would produce a weaker seam and this could cause the fabric not to hold together at the seams very well. So it is best to stick with thread made for sewing machines.

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Can Serger Thread Be Used For Sewing Machines?
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by: Catherine C.

the important thing is that the thread pulls from the top of a serger spool instead of spinning from the side. so the thread has to go up. i just set the spool on the floor and loop it through the bobbin winder's thread guide. http://wiseessaywriting.com/ it's important to make sure it doesn't get caught in the handwheel, though. they also make thread stands which just have a pole for the spool and a hook above it as a thread guide.

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Why Can't You Use Serger Thread on a Regular Sewing Machine?
by: Anonymous

If it's so weak then people use them on longarms? It seems like if your able to use the thread on a longarm it would be just as good on a regular sewing machine. I understand that longarms move faster & the thread is weaker but why would you trust it on all of the beautiful quilts if it's so weak?

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