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    quiltinmst is offline Junior Member
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    Hello fellow quilters,
    Has anyone used the "glow in the dark thread"? Am curious to see if it works....would it lose its "glow" after washings?

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    Jean Sewing Machine's Avatar Jean Sewing Machine is offline Senior Member
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    I bought some at the Paducah show, but haven't used it yet. I looked at the spools, and they are glowing in the dark.
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    Sounds like fun to me.
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    I have used the embroidery thread that glows in the dark - it was on Halloween projects. They looked pretty cool! Hadn't thought of using it to quilt with - the embroidery thread version was pretty expensive when I bought it, but that was a few years ago....I say go for it!

    Jean, have you tried out the conductive thread that you got at Paducah?
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    I used a solar embroidery thread on a quilt a month ago. Turned out really cute. I've read they do lose their "potency" after a while.
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    sounds cool, I would go for it

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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    I have used glow in the dark threads before and they are awesome. My son has actually designed a christmas runner for me to make. It will be several giant outdoor type lights and I will FMQ the bulbs with the color they are so they glow. should be interesting.
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    Jean Sewing Machine's Avatar Jean Sewing Machine is offline Senior Member
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    Default Re: glow in the dark

    Quote Originally Posted by ilive2craft2 View Post
    I have used the embroidery thread that glows in the dark - it was on Halloween projects. They looked pretty cool! Hadn't thought of using it to quilt with - the embroidery thread version was pretty expensive when I bought it, but that was a few years ago....I say go for it!

    Jean, have you tried out the conductive thread that you got at Paducah?
    Not yet, i need to get the LEDs that go with it.

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