37474 Aquamarine Glide Polyester Thread - 5,500 yards King Spool
The 37474 Aquamarine Glide Polyester Thread — 5,500 yards King Spool is a light, clear aquamarine longarm quilting thread from Hab+Dash. Aquamarine is a bright, refreshing blue-green that reads as lighter and more blue-dominant than Lagoon or Teal — the color of shallow tropical water over white sand. It’s a joyful, summery thread for coastal, beach, and ocean-inspired quilts.
Product Details
- Color: 37474 Aquamarine — a light, clear blue-green, like tropical shallow water
- Weight: 40wt trilobal polyester — industry standard for longarm quilting
- Yardage: 5,500 yards on a king-size spool
- Fiber: 100% trilobal polyester — high sheen, low lint, excellent strength
- Compatibility: All longarm machines and most domestic sewing machines
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where does Aquamarine fall in the Glide teal-blue spectrum?
- Aquamarine is among the lightest and most blue-green of the teal family — lighter than Lagoon (32237) and distinctly lighter and bluer than Teal (60323). It reads as bright tropical-water blue-green rather than deep saturated teal.
- What quilts is Aquamarine best suited for?
- Aquamarine is ideal for beach and coastal quilts, tropical and Caribbean-inspired designs, mermaid and ocean quilts, and any project featuring light aqua, turquoise, or tropical-water toned fabrics. It also makes a beautiful visible design thread on white fabric for a summery wholecloth look.
- Can Aquamarine be used for baby quilts?
- Yes — the bright, cheerful quality of Aquamarine makes it an excellent thread for ocean-themed baby quilts, nautical nursery designs, and gender-neutral baby quilts with a coastal aesthetic.
- What bobbin pairs best with Aquamarine?
- A light aqua or turquoise Magna-Glide bobbin provides the best tonal match. On neutral or light backings, white or cream bobbins also work.
- Does Aquamarine work with the Light Turquoise (32975) Glide thread as a companion color?
- Yes — Aquamarine and Light Turquoise are close neighbors in the blue-green family and can be used together in the same quilt or alternated between projects for a similar palette with slight variation.
