Sewing thread Brother Madeira viscose 1000m — color 1305 silver green

Brother Madeira viscose sewing thread on a 1000 m spool in color 1305 (silver green) provides a glossy, textile-friendly finish for machine and hand work. Designed for sewing, embroidery and decorative stitching, the viscose filament offers a silk-like sheen that enhances visible seams, appliqué edges and trims. The long 1000 m length reduces spool changes during larger projects and maintains consistent tension for reliable stitch formation.

Advantages

The viscose composition delivers high luster and good drape, producing smooth, reflective stitches that suit visible surface work. A 1000 m spool minimizes interruptions on large embroidery runs or garment production. Thread is suitable for both machine and hand techniques and is manufactured to ensure uniform thickness and dependable feeding through needle systems, promoting even stitch quality.

Suitable for

• Machine embroidery and decorative stitching
• Hand embroidery and visible topstitching
• Apparel construction and garment trims
• Appliqué work and decorative sewing projects

Key specifications

• Material: viscose filament with a shiny, silk-like appearance
• Spool length: 1000 metres
• Color: silver green (shade 1305)
• Intended use: machine and hand sewing, embroidery, decorative stitching
• Tension and feed: engineered for consistent feeding and uniform stitch formation

How to use

Thread the spool into your sewing machine or use it for hand stitching as required. For machine work, select a needle size and thread tension suitable for decorative viscose thread—typically a fine to medium embroidery needle and moderate tension settings—to avoid puckering or breakage. Use appropriate bobbin thread for balanced stitches in machine embroidery. When hand sewing, make even stitches and avoid excessive pulling to preserve the sheen and prevent distortion.

Usage recommendations

Store the spool in a dry, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and sheen. Test stitch on a scrap of the project fabric to adjust needle size and tension before sewing visible areas. For best results in embroidery, pair with a stabilizer suited to the fabric weight and design complexity.