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SKU: 117- 702. DMC Six Strand Cotton Embroidery Floss is a soft thread made from 100% long staple Egyptian cotton and double mercerized to give it brilliant sheen. This superior quality thread is perfect for stitching on all types of fabric. It is comprised of 6 size 25 easily separated strands, allowing you to adjust the thickness of your ...
Available in multiple colors. 8 m (8.7 yd.) 100% long staple Egyptian cotton. Double mercerized. Comprised of 6 size 25 strands. 100% colorfast and fade resistant. Pull-skein. Share. Ideal for stitching on all types of fabric, this superior quality thread is made from 100% long staple Egyptian cotton and double mercerized for a brilliant sheen.
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Need to find the nearest alternative thread color to substitute in a pattern? This tool allows you to select or enter any DMC code and will give you the best alternatives from the DMC Color Chart to use instead.
1 day ago · I chain stitched the entire cut file with DMC Color Variations floss. Changing the floss to sort of co-ordinate with the nearest patterned paper. This might be my very most favourite stitching project of all time. I’m so in love with all the colours and how they mixed together seamlessly. I’ve used DMC 4040, 4069, 4080, 4095, 4170 and 4220
This incredible thread set contains 489 skeins of DMC Embroidery Floss, inclusive of our 35 new colors! You get all the DMC colors in one incredible pack, your thread stash will thank you and your friends will be jealous. Our luscious floss is size 25; 6-strand divisible thread made of double mercerized, long staple 100% cotton fibers in a pull ...
How to keep track of your DMC threads. With over 500 basic threads, and 50 varigated, variations, coloris and etoile threads its hard to keep track of which threads you have, and which you don’t (and don’t get us started on the discontinued threads ).
Jun 27, 2012 · June 27, 2012. DMC Embroidery Threads: How They’re Made & Whatnot. Share. When it comes to threads, we all know the name DMC. It’s the most widely available embroidery thread in the US, and perhaps in the world. You can find it everywhere, from the big box stores to the local needlework shops.
