What are the best Sewing Machine Needles for piecing quilt tops?

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[@mandig2794]

Hi, I know this was made a few months ago, but just found you. Super inter3sting, thank you. Can you please give some information about threads and needles for actual quilting xx

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Hi, check out our blog article on threads and needles - www.quiltersquestiontime.com/blog/which-threads-and-needles-do-you-use

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[@liekie]

I prefer to use a 60 universal needle with my Bernina 570QE when sewing/piecing light weight cotton. It gives me better results then a microtex needle.

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[@MICHIGANGAL007]

This is a piecing question to sew blocks..What needle do you use for silk thread for the top and what thread do you use for bobbin since Bottom Line as it is no longer manufactured? Thank you

[@quiltersquestiontime]

Hello, I am checking on the needle and Philippa said "Wonderfill make a thread called decobob, which is an 80 weight bobbin thread. I don't like it as much as bottom line because I find I have to mess with my tension more because it is finer. Alternatively, Gutterman make a fine polyester thread so that's worth a try. If I'm making a special piece I would use the kimono silk top and bottom but that is an expensive option." I hope this helps!