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[Tips Discussion] Thread conditioning

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 Author| Post time: 2013-3-20 07:20
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I am sorry mush-mush (cute name) I should have mentioned what the advantage is...

Not only does it make your thread smooth, so they glide nicely thru your material, your threads and material smell great too. I hope this was more helpful :)

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My stitching is pretty weird I never used hoops or frames... never washed my finished works, just ironed them Here in Israel stitching is not common activity at all so somehow I learned it mysel  Details Reply Post time 2013-3-20 07:28

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Post time: 2013-3-20 07:28
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bs.frog replied at 2013-3-19 23:20
I am sorry mush-mush (cute name) I should have mentioned what the advantage is...

Not only does i ...

My stitching is pretty weird :) I never used hoops or frames... never washed my finished works, just ironed them :)
Here in Israel stitching is not common activity at all so somehow I learned it myself and doing it since I am 8 (now I am nearly 26).
I (and others) thinks that my works are amazing :) I just uploaded some new finishes today, you can see them in "Finished Crafts" in "Stitch Together" here :)
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 Author| Post time: 2013-3-21 02:19
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not too weird, my sister doesn't use hoops (maybe once because I was annoying her about it;P) or frames. I have never washed any of my finished works, just iron like you :)

going to go see your finishes :loveliness: happy stitches
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Post time: 2013-4-13 16:23
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Interesting idea - I've never heard of that before.
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Post time: 2013-4-15 13:29
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Drea66 replied at 2013-3-6 13:19
I have been doing that for a long time. I just get a box of sheets at the dollar store and cut them  ...

Now that's a very good idea, I shall have to give that a try, does it not damage your thread, like rotting it after many years.
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Post time: 2013-4-16 23:10
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I'm going to give this a try, thanks.
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Post time: 2013-4-24 22:14
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I have this product that I bought in a blue box but there knew the purpose of conditioning the floss. I wll try and do that as I find I often get knots in my floss because of twisting.
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
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Post time: 2013-4-24 23:10
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I use 'Thread Heaven' which is a preparatory brand - much more expensive than the ideas given, when this pot runs out I will definitely give them a try!
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Post time: 2020-2-8 02:19
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I hate to put anything on my thread, I don't know if it will cause the work to deteriorate over time

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I have never had or heard of any deterioration and I have been using dryer sheets and thread heaven thread conditioner for over 30 years. Hope that makes you feel better to maybe give it a try :)  Post time 2020-2-8 03:05
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Post time: 2020-10-1 08:33
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I haven't ever used thread conditioner, may have to try it out sometime
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