You know what's better than a giveaway? Two giveaways! I'm so glad you came to visit, that I'm having another giveaway. You may be the lucky winner of five spools of Aurifil 28 weight thread, which is very suitable for hand sewing, or stitching that you want to be noticed.
I'm offering up five vibrant hues of saturated yumminess!
In case you missed what all the hype is about, it's Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day.
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I use 60 for piecing and 30 for quilting.
ReplyDeletejen dot barnard at btinternet dot com
awesome giveaway! I use 60 wt cotton for piecing, and 40 wt polyester, 30 wt polyester, 12 wt polyester, and 100 weight silk for quilting. You can never have too much thread!
ReplyDeletemostly 40! thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt for pieceing and either 50 or 28 wt. for quilting. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteEither 40 or 50wt! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMostly 40wt., sometimes 60 wt. for fine machine stitching.
ReplyDeletedonnalee1953 (at) gmail (dot) com
Mostly 50wt. Thanks for the generous giveaway!
ReplyDelete50 wt is what i use! thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have only used the 50 wt. I would love to try other weights, but they are hard to find.
ReplyDeleteMostly 50wt on top for piecing. Thanks for such a generous giveaway! Tpott@optonline.net
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win some Aurifil. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 for piecing and 28 and 12 for hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteI use 50wt most of the time, but today I really wanted some 28wt in white. I think I have 12wt in white...maybe my machine won't hate me too much for using it.
ReplyDeleteI prefer 50 wt. thread for piecing blocks when making a quilt. duchick at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteMy go to weight for piecing and quilting is 40wt, but I've used everything from 100wt silk to 12 wt...I'm a thread junkie!
ReplyDeleteI regularly use Aurifil 50 wt. for piecing, but would love to try the 28.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
I use a lot of 50 wt, 40 wt and 30 wt,,,,but I just love thread.
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50 wt for machine piecing and 40 for hand piecing. I bought some perle cotton sz 8 for a big stitching project in 2016.
ReplyDeleteI like to use a 50wt for piecing and a 12wt for topstitching!
ReplyDelete50 wt!
ReplyDeleteI use 50wt for piecing and various weights for quilting (50, 40, 28).
ReplyDelete50 wt, too. sewinawe (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteI use Aurifil 50 exclusively.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt the most
ReplyDeletei typically use 50 wt but am willing to try new ones!
ReplyDeleteI always use 50wt 100% cotton. Mainly cause I don't do heavier stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaaway
Cheri
fabricandmemories(at)yahoo(dot)com
I use 50 wt for quilting and piecing.
ReplyDeleteI use 50
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50 weight but have wanted to try the 28. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDelete50 weight.
ReplyDeleteDmac5958ataoldotcom
mostly 50 wt. thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50wt.
ReplyDelete40 wt....mostly.
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50 wt
ReplyDelete50 Wt
ReplyDeleteI think it's 40 wt - I like to have the stitches show when I FMQ. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what weight of thread I use! I'm such a noob!
ReplyDeleteI tend to use 50 wt . Would love to try these, gorgeous colours !
ReplyDeleteIain.ross30 at gmail dot com
I use 12w for embroidery all the time love it
ReplyDeleteMostly 50wt. but that's because I don't have many 28wt. colors :)
ReplyDeleteI am such a newby I don't yet have a favorite weight!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this giveaway opp -
q.piper at hotmail dot com
I don't know what weight I use. I have a bag of threads I was given with my machine and I use those!
ReplyDeleteOh dear I don't really pay attention I'll have to educate myself!!
ReplyDeleteI use 30 and 50 wt cotton threads mostly. These ones look lovely. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFor piecing 50 wt....for quilting 40 wt.
ReplyDeleteI love to use 50wt, Thanks for this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI use 40 or 50 wt. Perfect for all-round sewing :)
ReplyDelete50 at is my favorite
ReplyDelete50 wt is definitely my favorite. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI use 50 weight white. I know I need color in my life! Thanks for the giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI just 40 or 50 for just about everything!
ReplyDeleteI don´t have idea what weight of thread I use but know the meters, 250m or 500m.I buy thread and say for what I want it .
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt thread most of the time but I would love to try something heavier like the 28 wt
ReplyDeleteI have not tried Aurifil thread yet. Maybe someday I will be lucky enough to win Aurifil thread or maybe Santa will surprise me and there will be a couple of Aurifil spools of thread for me. Anyways, your giveaway sounds just perfect to me. So, thank you for being a part of the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway and the awesome chance to try and win these. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteSandi Timmons
sandit1@sbcglobal.net
I generally use 50wt for piecing and 40wt for quilting.
ReplyDeleteI really don't know what weight I use! I have always wanted to try Aurifil thread though.
ReplyDeleteI'm not entirely sure. I use guttermanns and i'm guessing it's 50?
ReplyDeleteI'm not entirely sure. I use guttermanns and i'm guessing it's 50?
ReplyDeleteI use 50 for piecing and embroidery thread for hand stitching.
ReplyDeleteI use mostly 50 weight.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 for piecing and 40 or 28 for quilting.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 mainly. Not sure of the weight of my topstitching threads but I would guess they're about 30.
ReplyDeleteI just heard about a hand stitching event a friend is going to have on her blog in early 2016 & these would be perfect. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDelete50, usually, sometimes 40
ReplyDelete50 for quilting!
ReplyDeletequiltpatchappli at gmail.com
50wt.
ReplyDelete50 most of the time
ReplyDelete50wt mostly, but sometimes 40wt for quilting or bag making
ReplyDeletertgandy at gmail
I use 50wt almost all the time.
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway!
Thanks for a chance to win!
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
50wt
ReplyDeleteI use a 60 weight
ReplyDeleteMostly 50
ReplyDeleteMostly 40
ReplyDelete50 wt for piecing but plan to try 30 wt for "get noticed" applique.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt for piecing, and I would love to try thicker thread for special effects quilting. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50 wt for piecing and 40 for quilting but it would be fun to try the 28 wt.
ReplyDeleteramona_murrayatcomcastdotnet
I mostly use 50 but have used 40 and 12 before.
ReplyDeleteMostly 50 wt.
ReplyDeletedragonfly9716(at)yahoo(dot)com
40-50 weight.
ReplyDeleteEither 40 or 50 wt aurifil -- depending on the project!
ReplyDelete50wt
ReplyDeleteI'm not really sure what the weight of thread I use is.
ReplyDeleteSo far (a 67 year old beginner!), I've only use 50 wt, but I already know that I love Aurifil. I spent some time wandering around your site--what a gifted quilter you are. Your finishes are beautiful, and I discovered your delightful sense of humor as I read different posts and tutorials. I love "meeting" young whippersnappers like you who have so much to teach me! :),
ReplyDeleteI use mainly 50 weight. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have never used Aurifil thread...and don't know about weight of threads...sorry. Would love to win tho! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt for piecing and 40 wt for FMQ
ReplyDeleteI use 50 for sewing and 12 for embroidery.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt!
ReplyDeleterose(dot)minn(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm not sure? I just use the Gutermann thread from JoAnn. But I'm not much of a quilter, I sew more clothing.
ReplyDeleteI use Aurifil 50wt for piecing & quilting but would love to try the 28wt.
ReplyDeleteI use 50wt but want to try others
ReplyDeletesushikrazy@hotmail.com
I use 50 wt, but haven't tried others. jarvenpa1ne at gmail dot com
ReplyDelete50 wt. thanks!
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt great giveaway thanks
ReplyDeleteclemonssarah7 at gmail dot com
50 wt. for piecing, and lately I've done most all my hand quilting in pearle cotton.
ReplyDeleteMostly 50 wt
ReplyDeleteI don't always sew with aurifil but when I do it's been 50 wt
ReplyDeleteI usually use 40 or 50wt on my machine, I like to bind with a heavier weight like 30 or 28wt. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteA girl can never have too much thread!
ReplyDeleteI use 40wt n 50 wt thread more :)
ReplyDeleteI've never used Aurifil, so I'm not familiar with all the different weights. I usually just use all-purpose Gutterman, as it's what's locally available to me. Thanks for the chance to win! jgemeroy(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI have only ever used 50 wt.
ReplyDeleteI'm a 40 to 50 wt girl
ReplyDeleteI think most of mine is 40 and 50.
ReplyDeletedebbygrawn at yahoo dot com
50 weight for piecing. 40 or 50 for quilting. 28 for topstitch or raw edge applique.
ReplyDeleteI use all types of thread, 50 wt to piece, lighter to applique, metallics to quilt
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna at email leeannaquilts at gmail dot com
50 wt for piecing
ReplyDeleteI Manley use 50wt but would love to try something else
ReplyDelete40wt
ReplyDeleteMostly I stick with 50.
ReplyDeleteLike many others I mostly use 50 wt. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteI like 50wt.
ReplyDeletenikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com
I mainly use 50 but I've used 28 & love it...need more!
ReplyDeletekcummings71@gmail.com
I use mainly 50wt. :) Would love to try some 28wt.
ReplyDeleteI have been using 50 wt, would LOVE to try this pretty pretty 28 wt.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt. for piecing, and will use a variety of wts. for quilting, depending on the project and what effects I want.
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt for piecing and quilting. Have wanted to make a quilt by hand so this prize would be great.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that there even r different weights! Uh oh. Something to learn.
ReplyDeleteHolly
I use 50 wt
ReplyDeleteI use 50 wt Aurifil for piecing and quilting
ReplyDelete50 usually. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI use 50wt mostly
ReplyDelete50 weight buut I like 40 weight better but not everyone stocks it.
ReplyDelete60WT IS NICE FOR PIECING+40WT FOR EVERYTHING ELSE! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1214@gmail.com
50wt and 12 wt and always Aurifil!
ReplyDeleteI don't know! I just use basic guterman all purpose...
ReplyDeleteseramiabelle(at)gmail(dot)com
I use mostly 50 wt for everything
ReplyDeleteUsually 40 or 50 wt :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
I use mostly 50 wt but just bought some 40 wt to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I have never noticed.
ReplyDelete40 or 50 wt for piecing and 28 or something in the teens for quilting depending on the look I'm going for.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Michelle--that's something I don't pay much attention to.
ReplyDeletelivingincolorblog(at)outlook(dot)com
50 wt for most things. Would love to try this weight though! Gretahoneycutt (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteUsually 50 weight !
ReplyDeleteI use 50 weight most of the time.
ReplyDeleteI use 40 or 50 weight
ReplyDeleteI mainly use 50.
ReplyDeleteI usually use 50 wt for everything,
ReplyDeletejust starting to use this thread. can't wait to see if I win more.
ReplyDeleteI use a 50 wt for piecing an such but I love a nice thick thread for hand quilting. I like my hand work to be seen!
ReplyDelete50wt is my norm. Seems to handle everything!
ReplyDeleteCheri
fabricandmemories(at)yahoo(dot)com
I've never tried specialty threads so I don't know what weight to use, but I'd love to start with this beautiful set~
ReplyDeleteUsually 50 wt
ReplyDeleteI generally use 50 wt. Aurifil for everything. I'd like to try the 28 wt.
ReplyDeleteI use mostly 50 wt. and sometimes 40 wt.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite weight!
ReplyDeleteThank you for giveaway
I haven't ever used Aurifill...YET :-)
ReplyDeleteOh geez - I don't even know what weight thread I use! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm ashamed to say I didn't know about different weights until now!
ReplyDeleteharleydee @ gmail. com
I use 50 wt thread but have used 12 wt for hand quilting big stitches.
ReplyDeleteI use a variety of different weights depending on what I'm working on. For piecing I use 50 wt, but for machine quilting I use anything from 50 to 30 depending on how much I want the quilting to really show.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway and the chance to win!
i usually use 50
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