Sewing thread Brother Madeira 1260, 1000 m, light green

Brother Madeira 1260 sewing thread on a 1000 m spool in light green is a polyester thread designed for general sewing and machine embroidery. It provides a long, continuous length suitable for multiple sewing and repair tasks, and its smooth surface helps maintain consistent tension and reliable feeding through domestic and professional sewing machines. The colour-matched finish is intended to blend with light green fabrics for seams, topstitching and decorative details.

Advantages

The polyester construction offers good strength and abrasion resistance while remaining flexible enough for a range of stitch types. The 1000 m spool reduces the need for frequent thread changes during extended projects. Consistent thickness and smooth winding minimise thread breakage and irregular stitching, and the light green shade is manufactured to provide stable colourfastness for typical household laundering and embroidery applications.

Подходит для

• Общий шовный и ремонтный шитьё на бытовых и промышленных машинах
• Машинная и декоративная вышивка
• Пошив одежды, подшивка и отделочные строчки
• Ремонт текстиля и декоративные элементы в лёгких тканях

Key specifications

• Material: polyester
• Length per spool: 1000 m
• Colour: light green
• Intended use: general sewing and machine embroidery
• Suitable for: domestic and workshop sewing machines

How to use

Thread the spool onto your machine's thread holder and follow the machine manufacturer's threading path. Use an appropriate needle size and type for polyester thread and the fabric being sewn; a universal or embroidery needle is typically suitable. Adjust thread tension and stitch length according to fabric thickness and stitch type. For embroidery, test on a fabric scrap to confirm tension, stabiliser choice and stitch density produce the desired result before working on the final piece.

Usage recommendations

Store the spool away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to maintain colour stability and thread quality. When changing shades, test a small sample to confirm colour match under the intended lighting. Replace needles regularly to reduce the risk of skipped stitches or thread damage.