Thread spool Brother Madeira 1380 turquoise 1000 m

Brother Madeira 1380 turquoise is a machine sewing and embroidery thread supplied on a 1000 m spool. The thread is intended for use with home and industrial sewing machines and is suitable for a wide range of applications including garment construction, decorative stitching and embroidered motifs. A long 1000 m capacity minimizes spool changes during large projects and helps maintain consistent colour across seams and embroideries.

Advantages

This turquoise thread offers consistent colourfastness and uniform thickness along the entire length, which supports even stitch formation and accurate embroidery details. The 1000 m spool reduces downtime for spool replacement and is convenient for continuous runs, multi-section garments and larger decorative pieces. The thread is designed for machine compatibility, providing reliable feeding and fewer thread breaks under normal conditions when used with appropriate machine settings.

Suitable for

• Sewing garments and home textiles
• Machine embroidery and appliqué work
• Decorative topstitching and quilting accents
• Large projects that require long spool lengths

Key specifications

• Colour: turquoise
• Length per spool: 1000 m
• Type: sewing and embroidery machine thread
• Compatibility: designed for home and industrial sewing/embroidery machines

How to use

Install the spool on the machine’s spool pin and follow the machine manufacturer’s threading path to the needle. Choose an appropriate needle size and type for the fabric and thread weight, and set thread tension according to fabric thickness and stitch type. Test-stitch on a scrap of the same fabric to verify tension, stitch length and color effect before starting the main work. For embroidery, secure the fabric in the hoop and use stabiliser as recommended for the fabric and design.

Usage recommendations

Store the spool away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve colour and thread strength. Use thread nets or spool caps if your machine requires them to prevent slipping. When switching to a different thread colour or type, run a short test sequence to ensure machine settings are optimal.