2169 Bright White

1000 meter (1094 yds)
Advanced Trilobal Thread
Fiber Type: Polyester - Trilobal
Colorfast when washed
Fiber Size: 120D/2 (40wt.)

Shop carefully as all Poly thread is NOT created equal!

Recently many embroidery enthusiasts are searching for Trilobal Poly Thread. Trilobal refers to the shape of the fibers that make up the thread. Standard poly fibers are round, but Trilobal fibers are like a three pointed star. This provides a lot more surface to reflect the light and result in thread that has a high sheen – often as much as rayon! It is also a stronger thread which means less thread breaks. Elongation (stretch) is also an important factor in choosing thread. Lower elongation percentages result in the reduction or elimination of puckering and looping problems. Lower elongation also allows you to decrease the tension on your machine. Some poly threads have a stretch factor up to 30%! Our new BFC poly Thread is made from Trilobal Poly fibers and has a very low elongation of 17%-20%.

- Weight
  0.0700 lbs
- SKU
  1M-2169

Product questions

Susan Walls

Dec 15, 2017, 11:15 AM

do you have in stock the iridescent mylar, I'm wanting to make some snowflakes and it needs the mylar and my sister is coming and these are for her to take home for a project. She will be here the 22 so would need it by then. Thank you.

Susan Makalinaw

Dec 15, 2017, 01:47 PM

Hello Susan, I'm sorry but we don't carry the Mylar - we carry Angelina Film. The white colors are out right now and I won't be able to re-stock them until after the New Year I'm afraid. I'm very sorry!
Suz
Mary Gajeske

Aug 8, 2017, 10:27 AM

Why is there a limit on the bright white? Will it ever be available in the larger size?

Susan Makalinaw

Aug 8, 2017, 11:14 AM

Hi Mary - the site shows what I have in the warehouse. I'm working on restocking all the small size cones first, then I will do the larger size.

Thank you - Suz
Diane Hardan

Jan 26, 2017, 07:38 PM

do you sell pre wound bobbins

Susan Makalinaw

Jan 26, 2017, 09:02 PM

Hi Diane - No I'm sorry we don't but It may be something I add in the future.
Thanks for asking,
Suz