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Maxi-Lock Stretch Serger Thread - Tex 30 - 2,000 yds. - #32326 Artillery

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Threads for finest sewers and designers.

Maxi-Lock stretch thread is great for swimwear, lingerie, fitness clothes or stretchy garments. It is made of textured nylon that is soft like yarn. Use on fabrics that require stretch, strength and softness. It creates a smooth, flat seam that moves with the fabric. Tex 30 with 2,000 yards per spool. Available in a variety of colors. Please note: actual colors may vary from picture due to computer setting variances.

Features

  • Textured nylon thread
  • Soft like yarn
  • Good stretch, strength and softness
  • Available in a variety of colors
  • Tex 30

Product Specifications

Brand: Maxi-Lock
Units: Each
Size / Dimension: 2000 yds
Material: Nylon
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CHOOSE FROM 3 TYPES OF MAXI-LOCK THREAD

Maxi-Lock Thread is available in three styles: Maxi-Lock Serger Thread, Maxi-Lock Swirls Thread and Maxi-Lock Stretch Thread. The Standard and Swirls varieties are both 100% polyester, making them the perfect all-purpose choice for a wide variety of hems, edges, seams, and finishes – even on lightweight fabric. Maxi-Lock Swirls Serger Thread is variegated and the perfect choice for adding a bit of colorful flair to any decorative edge, quilt, or overlock embellishment. Maxi-Lock Stretch Thread is the heaviest variety, and its textured nylon lends a softness and stretch that is perfect for softer projects like knits, swimsuits, athletic wear, or children’s clothing.

Maxi-Lock Serger Thread is available in 76 colors, which means you can expect to find the perfect shade to match any fabric. A quality thread in no uncertain terms, Maxi-Lock All Purpose Thread is the best-selling serger thread available today.

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Maxi-Lock Serger Thread
Maxi-Lock Swirls Serger Thread
Maxi-Lock Stretch Serger Thread
Maxi-Lock 100% Polyester Serging Thread

What's the difference between serger thread and sewing thread?

Serger thread, like this 100% polyester Maxi-Lock All Purpose Thread, meets the demands of an overlock machine. It withstands the high speeds and tensions that are unique to serging with ease. The texture of serger thread is smoother than sewing thread, too. This allows the thread to move through the machine at high speeds, and the smooth, consistent texture makes maintaining thread tension a breeze. Plus, it prevents excessive shedding or fraying. Choose from 3,000 yds. or 6,000 yds. cones in a variety of colors.

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I plan on using the Maxi Lock Stretch thread on my serger. Do I need to put it in all 4 threads holders of my serger?
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You would normally only put this in your lower looper for most projects.
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Can you Iron the Maxilock Stretch.
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We checked with the manufacturer of the thread, they said that yes, you can indeed iron it. It will also not pucker like Wooly Nylon did.
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I read below that you can use this thread in a home machine, but in the bobbin. So does that mean to use a universal thread through your needle or use the stretch thread as well?
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Correct. You would use the stretch thread only in the bobbin and a standard all purpose thread for the needle.
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Is there any special technique required to wind this onto a bobbin?
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You don't want the tension to be too tight. If using on a home machine, some people have had luck hand holding the thread while the thread was wound on the bobbin winder, as opposed to weaving the thread through the machine to the bobbin winder. There is less thread on the bobbin, when it is not wound as tight.
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I am looking for a Wooly Nylon. Do you have any?
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Hi Julia, no, I'm sorry we do not carry the Wooly Nylon any longer. We were having some problems getting that thread in. We do believe the Maxi-Lock Stretch is a great alternative, though.
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I saw an answer stating to use this on the lower looper. Would you use this for all four threads on a serger for a 4 way stretch fabric, or is it only for the lower looper? Not on the upper looper? I need to know how many cones to buy.
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They can be used in all positions in a serger machine.
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Can this thread be used in the bobbin of a regular sewing machine to create shirring?
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Yes, a lot of clothing manufacturers have been using it in the bobbin for that purpose.
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Can this be used as a needle thread in the serger?
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Yes, it can.
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Can I use this stretch thread in cover stitch machine?
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Absolutely! It would work well in this application.
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Can this thread be used in a sewing machine and if so is there any special rules one needs to follow i.e. stitch length, needle size?
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Yes, this thread can be used on sewing machines. It's mainly used in the bobbin for regular machines and in the lower looper for serger machines. The size needle would be a standard size 12. Stitch length and tensions may need to be adjusted, but you will have to do some trail and error to get it right.
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Can the Maxi-Lock stretch be substituted for Woolley nylon and vice versa?
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It is similar, but the Woolley nylon is a bit fuzzier, and stretcher.
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What would be the best way to handle thread that is knotting when used in a sewing machine?
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It is recommended to switch to a thinner thread or use a larger needle.
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Is this a better thread for leggings, compared to regular maxilock thread?
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This thread would work well for this application. The thread also fluffs up to enhance the look of the stitching.
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Which color name is close to or can be considered ivory or off white?
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The "eggshell" should work #32674.
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Hi, can you suggest a colour of maxilock stretch that is near the colour of mara colour no.198, 186, or 170 (thats in order of preference) I am looking fo something to serge my nude swimwear lining.
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We do not carry a match in our maxilock stretch for those Gutermann color numbers. The closest would be the SPT1032599 "natural".
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Does the "pearl" color become almost opaque when it is part of a serged stitch? Looking for a color that will blend into fabric colors when I don't have a matching color for serger loopers.
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No, I'm afraid this thread is not opaque. The Gutermann Skala thread tends to blend into the fabric color it is stitched into, however, that thread is much thinner (tex 8 or tex 15).
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June 17, 2020
Good quality

Works well for me, it's my go to stretch thread for knits and knit lingerie . I use it in the serger and coverstitch loopers and the bobbin in the sewing machine. The only issue I've ever had is with it unraveling (I think due to it's slippery nature or perhaps it's my machines? They are basic Brothers) too quickly from the spool and snagging on the thread holder or pedestal and causing tight stitches or broken stitches.

M. M.
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October 07, 2019
It my serger loopers

I use this in my serger loopers. My son is very active so the stretch thread is a must, ever since I put this in the loopers- no popped seams. It is cheaper than other stretch thread but works just as well.

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