So far I haven't used color changing thread. I tend to assume that the design intent for color changing quilting is for the thread to disappear, while I usually want the thread to pop (to differing levels of design success, to be sure). On the other hand my BF knits the most beautiful things from color changing yarn. But in knitting the yarn is the fabric, while quilting thread plays foil to the fabric.
How do you decide on thread color, especially color changing thread?
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So far I haven't used color changing thread. I tend to assume that the design intent for color changing quilting is for the thread to disappear, while I usually want the thread to pop (to differing levels of design success, to be sure). On the other hand my BF knits the most beautiful things from color changing yarn. But in knitting the yarn is the fabric, while quilting thread plays foil to the fabric.
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Love the threads too. Which weight do you prefer?
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