As an Island Batik Ambassador, I receive a lot of thread from Aurifil Thread, plus, I have purchase lot of it from Carola when she vends at quilt shows. And recently, the small fabric store (Essem) that I occasionally teach and work at is also selling Aurifil thread. Yup, I do LOVE it!

Karen Neary is a Canadian Aurifil seller. She is prompt and thorough with her products. It’s well worth visiting THIS POST to see some beautiful creations using Aurifil Thread. I was able to purchase some Monofiliment (invisible) thread from her! Karen recently posted this picture on Facebook to illustrate the various thread weights.
From Left to Right, the weights are. 12. 28. 40. 50. 80. I use 50 weight for piecing and either 50 or 40 weight for quilting.

She also sent me this … which explains what the bottom (print side) or label on the Aurifil Thread spool is all about:

A Finish!
January’s colour for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge is Pink (see So Scrappy). I started 2 projects using my Island Batik Scraps … and this one is finished.
This quilt was made with the Accuquilt die “Glorified 9 Patch.” Of course, using the die makes sewing curves so very easy!!!

I used Aurifil Thread for piecing and quilting.

Quilt Stats:
- Size: 35″ x 35″
- Fabric: Scraps of pink Island Batik and Island Batik Solid White
- Hobbs Batting: Heirloom 100% Cotton
- Aurifil Thread
- Piecing: #2600 (Dove Grey)
- Quilting: #2510 (Light Lilac)
- Binding: #4660 (Variegated Pink Taffy)
- Accuquilt Die: Glorified 9 patch
- Quilting: Free Motion on my domestic Janome M7
I’m hoping to teach this quilt at Essem in March. Class participants will use the Accuquilt Die to cut PERFECT pieces and learn how to piece curves together easily. Contact Essem Textiles if you are interested in the class.
Don’t Forget:

I am now a Silly Moon affiliate! So what does that mean? When you use my affiliate code Quiltinggail2024 at Silly Moon, you will receive 10% off your order and I will receive a small commission.
One who sleeps under a quilt is covered by LOVE!
Happy Quilting!
Gail
Linking to:
- Wednesday Wait Loss @ Inquiring Quilter
- Happy Needle and Thread @ My Quilt Infatuation
- Put your Foot Down @ A Quiltery
- Andrée / Free Motion Mavericks @ Quilting & Learning – What a combo!
- Finished or Not Friday @ Alycia Quilts
- Michelle @ From Bolt to Beauty
- Off the Wall Friday @ Creations – Quilts, Art, Whatever
- TGIFF @ Sara Goer Quilts
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Love your quilt! Such a great way to use up your pink scraps. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2025/01/22/wednesday-wait-loss-416
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Thank you, Jennifer!
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Awesome!!! I wish I lived closer so I could take the class. I love the quilting.
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Thanks, Anja!!
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I love aurifil thread as well as their aurifloss. Your quilt is stunning, Gail.
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I’ve used Aurifloss for one project, but my hands hurt so much when I hand sew that I don’t like to do it often!
Happy Quilting!
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Thank you for the mini lesson on thread, I’ve not paid much attention to that, but need too as I learn to quilt. Very pretty in pink finish. Happy stitching this week.
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You’re welcome Kate!! I’m still learning as well. But I’m also knowing what I do like to use and when!
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Wow, what a finish! It should be called “Hypnotic” for all the movement it has!!!
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Awe, thank you Nancy!!!
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Great quilt. I love your spirally quilting 🙂
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Thanks, Janine!!! It’s simple to quilt, but quite effective!
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