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   carolfresia | Mar 05, 2021 12:55pm | #1

   I can see no reason why you couldn't. It may tend to twist or not give you the desired stitch tension, so experiment to see how it works on your fabric.

   Carol Fresia, Threads Technical Editor

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   Cermit | Mar 09, 2021 06:53am | #2

   Of course, that is possible and no problem with this

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   blbirdsong | Mar 09, 2021 12:33pm | #3

   I have done this before, but it is not fun. The thread is invisible and has a different tension to it than regular sewing thread. Hopefully the project you have in mind is a small one.

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   barbara_t | Mar 16, 2021 10:16pm | #4

   I would suggest using the extra-fine invisible thread that quilters use for machine quilting. The heavier chain store thread is too wiry for hand sewing. The fine type is not as easy to handle as regular cotton or polyester thread, but I have used it for small bits of hand sewing.

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   user-6998382 | Jul 29, 2021 02:36am | #5

   Yes,that very thin spider-web like nylon thread can sew on sequins on a top,and it won;'t show up at all. You might do your sewing in a very well lighted place,as it helps to keep the stuff visible.