8 Colors Luminary Glow in The Dark Embroidery Machine Thread Kit 30WT 500M(550Y) Each Spool for Embroidery, Quilting, Sewing

Glow in the dark thread?! YES PLEASE! I LOVE glow in the dark items so when I heard there was glow in the dark embroidery thread I HAD to try it. Bottom line: worth it Longer story: I had the thread sitting on a table while in worked & it’s been raining so not much light even during the day but one of the spools seems to only need a bit of light to have a lot of glow! Cons: The fluorescent green seemed to need more direct light But it still glows. - I wish there were name labels to indicate glow color but I can write it on the bottom so just a “nice to have” feature - I also wish there were even more colors so I’m hoping they’ll make more

Works just like normal tread. Colors are bright like picture

So far I have used the glow in the dark thread on one project and it worked well. In the attached photo I used the yellow/green glow in the dark thread. For my Brother pe800 embroidery machine, I needed to adjust the tension on the machine to -3 for this particular thread as it initially was not sewing. If you have troubles I recommend trying that first. Also if it doesn’t appear glow in the dark at first, like with most glow in the dark products, put it up to a light source for a few minutes and it should work great. I set mine under a light bulb for a minute and it was very bright (brighter than the attached photo, it’s hard to see via camera). All in all I’m extremely satisfied with price, glow, and the way it looks in my project!

Ive used this on two projects. It worked well on a smaller lettering project, but was a pain with a larger project. The threads kept breaking, which was annoying. But it glows well!

Using a black light, about half the colors only dimly glow; they are still decent looking pastel colors. The ones that glow the brightest are the least saturated colors/lighter colors.

The thread glows true to those colors in the picture, however remember that it is a single thread you are using so it will not show up as much after its stitched, you will need to sew more than one pass or you could fill areas in. Also if you are stitching through a thick fabric make sure your needle is sharp and practice with the tension ahead of time.