Embroidery threads

About this item 50 Vivid Colors embroidery floss , included 50 Vibrant and engaging rainbow colors-enough for any project 100% High quality Mercerized Cotton embroidery floss,Each Floss is 8.75 yard long and this is a 6 string embroidery thread Popular Gift: this embroidery kit set is a ideal gift for your family or friends Rainbow color embroidery strings are perfect for friendship bracelets,Arts and crafts, cross stitch, string art, tassels, diy projects for kids, childrens crafts and it…

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Machine embroidery thread comes in a variety of colors, weights and fiber content. The three most common machine embroidery threads used are rayon, polyester, and cotton. Sometimes wool and silk are used in embroidery projects as are specialty threads. There are different types of weights of embroidery thread. Heavyweight embroidery thread can be used to… This post is only available to members.

When you stitch as much as we do, organizing your 100’s of floss colors becomes a necessity! Unless of course you don’t mind finding yards of thread in your sofa cushions. Not to mention that time at the grocery store when you realized everyone was staring at you because you were trailing DMC3712 from your … 7 totally “do-able” ways to organize your floss Read More »

About this item 【Package Includes】：1ps Bamboo embroidery hoop,1 set of enough color threads, 3pc embroidery fabric with pattern, 9pc embroidery needles,3pcs instructions. 1pc scissor, 1pc needle threaders,1 x Seam ripper. With complete tools and instructions, you can start to enjoy embroidery fun just with this set. 【Suitable for Beginners】： The instructions include illustration of embroidery, teaching you how to deal with embroidery floss, printed pattern, and the way to frame embroidery…

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I think we’ve all experienced it: that overwhelming frustration when, in the middle of an embroidery project, nothing is going right with the thread. It’s tangling. It’s fraying at the eye. It’s fuzzing up. It’s shredding as you stitch. SHREDDING!! Aaaaaaaaaaaack! You’ve had it up your eyeballs with the fibery little beast. You might be ...