Thanks, Helen - and others - for your reassurances! Unfortunately, it
just so happens that in this piece, I've been working Paris Ground for
the sky, and having reached a building must add 8 pairs in one place, to
create a roof-line. Those will definitely stand out, coming in all
together... and sadly, I have already used all of the pairs of bright
white that I had wound.
I'm still hopeful that someone will find a leftover bit in their stash
somewhere!!
Clay
On 8/13/2012 10:47 PM, Helen Bell wrote:
Clay,
I concur with Lorelei.
I found this out the hard way - I thought I had all the same thread (a white
50 Broder machine) and it is all the same, but I discovered to my horror
that some of the pairs I'd wound for a project aren't as white as others. I
must've had some thread left over from a project that had been on some
bobbins that I wound on, knowing I wasn't going to need long lengths, and it
must be 'old', as it's almost cream in comparison to the white. However,
intermingled in the project, no one will know and pick the ever so subtle
difference.
If you can't find the bright white, I think you may be OK, if you're able to
spread the additional pairs throughout the work.
Good luck with your quest for the thread.
Helen, Duvall, WA
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