Thread spool Brother Madeira 1385 1000 m — burgundy

Brother Madeira 1385 is a 1000 m spool of burgundy sewing and embroidery thread suitable for both domestic and professional machines. The thread is intended for general stitching and decorative embroidery, offering consistent feed and stable colour for garments, home textiles and appliqué work. Its large spool size reduces the need for frequent spool changes during long runs on sewing and embroidery projects.

Advantages

The burgundy thread delivers even tension and smooth passage through machine guides and needles, helping to minimise thread breaks and skipped stitches. Its length and spool design are adapted for extended use, reducing downtime caused by spool replacement. Colourfastness and uniform thickness support predictable stitch formation and better matching across multiple pieces in the same project.

Suitable for

• Sewing garments and repairs
• Decorative and functional embroidery
• Home textiles such as curtains, cushions and table linens
• Appliqué and patchwork
• High-volume production and long embroidery runs

Key specifications

• Thread colour: burgundy
• Spool length: 1000 metres
• Intended use: sewing and embroidery
• Compatibility: suitable for domestic and professional sewing/embroidery machines
• Thread behaviour: even feed, consistent thickness and colourfast properties

How to use

Wind the spool onto the machine’s thread holder so the thread unwinds smoothly in the recommended direction for your machine. Thread through the guides, tension discs and needle according to the machine manufacturer’s threading path. Select an appropriate needle type and size for the fabric and stabiliser being used; test on a fabric scrap to adjust tension and stitch settings before starting the main work. For embroidery, secure the fabric with suitable stabiliser and check hooping to prevent fabric movement during long runs.

Usage recommendations

Store the spool away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve colour and strength. When switching colours, trim thread tails and clean thread paths to avoid lint buildup. For best results on dense embroidery or heavy fabrics, use matching bobbin thread and adjust stitch density rather than forcing higher speed; monitoring machine tension and thread feed will extend spool life and improve stitch quality.