Sewing Thread Brother Madeira 1064 1000 m Yellow – polyester embroidery and sewing thread, 1000m spool

Brother Madeira 1064 is a yellow polyester sewing and embroidery thread supplied on a 1000 m spool. Designed for machine sewing and decorative embroidery, this polyester thread provides consistent thickness, good tensile strength and reliable performance for garment construction, repairs and embellishment. The colorfast finish and smooth surface reduce friction in high-speed machines and help produce even stitches for both utility seams and decorative work.

Advantages

This polyester thread combines durability and color stability suitable for repeated washing and everyday wear. Its uniform filament structure ensures minimal lint and fewer breaks during continuous machine use. The 1000 m spool length reduces the need for frequent thread changes on production or long sewing sessions, while the smooth finish supports accurate needle eye passage and even tension control.

Suitable for

• Machine sewing of garments, hems and seams
• Decorative and surface embroidery on fabrics
• Home sewing projects and small-scale production
• Repairs, alterations and appliqué work

Key specifications

• Material: polyester filament
• Color: yellow
• Length: 1000 m per spool
• Recommended use: sewing and machine embroidery
• Finish: smooth, low-lint

How to use

Thread the spool onto the machine’s thread stand or spool pin according to your sewing machine manual, ensuring the thread feeds smoothly without twisting. Select an appropriate needle and stitch type for the fabric—use a universal or embroidery needle for woven and knit fabrics respectively. Adjust machine tension and stitch length on a scrap piece until stitch formation is balanced. For machine embroidery, secure the fabric in a hoop and use stabilizer appropriate to fabric weight to support stitch density.

Usage recommendations

Store the spool away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to maintain colorfastness. When changing thread colors or spool types, run a short test to confirm tension and color match. For best results on high-density embroidery, use a compatible stabilizer and slower stitch speeds if necessary to avoid thread abrasion or breakage.