Sulky 232S-2001 Premium Invisible Thread for Sewing, 2200-Yard, Clear

I waited to write this review until I've almost completed a quilt so I can give the best information. When I started thinking about using invisible thread I asked a social media group what they thought and what their experiences were. The overall consensus was, eh probably not a good idea, too risky. Well, me being the dare devil I am went for it anyway. I bought Sulky brand because I've already had great experiences and knew my machine liked it. I started out with an off brand 60/8 needle on a quilt with thin fleece batting. It took some time to find the sweet spot ( very low tension, stitch length 3). I sailed along over half the quilt with no issues. Until I had issues. Skipping stitches and loose stitches. Found out the tip of my cheap needle had warped. I bought some Schmitz Microtex needles size 60/8 and finished the quilting without issues.Takeaway:Great thread, very thin but strongUse smallest SHARPEST needles possible, I recommend 60/8 top stitch or microtex, good brandNot as soft as cotton or polyester threadIt is actually pretty much invisibleUse tester swatches to find that sweet spotUse a good brand, like Sulky, no cheap stuffI would definitely recommend this thread and will be using it again in the futureHope this review helps you decide

I will never try to match yarn again! It’s just way too easy! The size works great for hand and machine sewing! It’s super durable and stays in the stitches! I love how it, matches any color, disappears and for the price it’s perfect! Will buy again!!

My sewing machine kept breaking the thread. After a few hours of not Heavenly thoughts, I finally realized I had to put it on my giant thread spool holder. The thread is so light it catches on anything as it spirals off the spool so make sure it doesn't catch on something.. Set your tension at 0 also. Do not try an machine lock in the stitch, just sew.It look lovely on my quilt. I am impressed at how nice it looks.

Perfect to mend items so one does not have to buy every color of thread

When I got the product, it looked great, but when I went to use it, I wasted almost the whole spool because there is no starter thread to find and start. I had to pull from the middle because there was no way to find the start point, I couldn't even wind my bobbin because no start point. I have to order another one because I can't use this one. Probably won't order same brand. Thread is too expensive to mess up.

Right out of the package it looked like this! This spool has ridges in it like there was a problem winding the thread on it. There are several places where the thread is coming off the spool and it’s impossible to use! Sending it back.

I almost came to give a poor review about this thread like a lot of other people. BUT! This thread is very, very good. Note that it is a specialty thread. Most special thread takes knowledge and experience to use. Let me say that this thread is extremely strong once a seam is sewn. It is really thin like a hair, it can't take much thread tension or bobbin tension. The hard part is finding the sweet spot with the machine you are using. I am new to special thread and I almost gave up using it. You need next to 0 tension or it will break. The thread however melds nice to create a strong seam with little tension. DO THIS!!! before you start your project test stich on separate fabric first. Once you have sewn around five long stitches with no breakage your good.

I sew a lot of Girl Scout badges & patches on the uniform vests. I use this handy clear thread so that my stitches don’t show & the thread just blends into any color of fabric perfectly. It is a little tricky threading a needle as it’s hard to see.