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Use the DMC Metallic Pearl Cotton Thread 27Yds to make your embroidery projects stand out. The brilliant texture of the twisted metallic pearl cotton lends a rich appeal, while the flexibility of the thread ensures a smooth stitching experience. Made of premium-quality cotton, this non-divisible, polyester metallic and viscose blended thread can be used to add sparkle to your embroidery and other needlework projects or to complement other DMC threads. This pack includes one skein of metallic pearl cotton thread. Choose from a range of colors that are available, each sold separately.
- Brand: DMC
- Includes one spool of thread
- Available in a variety of colors, each sold separately.
- Length: 27 yards
- Content: 100% cotton
- Easy to use
- Thread Size: 5
- Care: Wash at or below 30°C, Do not bleach, Iron at low temperature, Dry clean, Do not tumble dry
- Made in France
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Rated 4 out of
5
by
yelrog from
Soooo shiny
I’m using this thread for a microcrochet piece and I will have to admit, it’s a pain to unravel and pull strands off. It gets extremely twisted. Aside from that, it’s very very shiny and it’s perfect for the project I’m working on.
Date published: 2024-06-09
Rated 3 out of
5
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Laura from
Expensive but makes a nice bookmarker
This is expensive compared to other items which are somewhat similar, most are not metallic though. It is quite hard to unravel to work with and twist a lot but was exactly what I needed for my bookmarkers which had a theme requiring the silver and gold colors in metallic. So, it gave me the "look" I wanted, but it cost me over $8.00 to make a small simple bookmarker and was a challenge to unravel.
Date published: 2005-09-09