Not sure what the difference is between types of embroidery thread? In this video I take 10 types of embroidery floss and compare them and give my tips and tricks on how to use them to get the best out of them. This is a great video if you are an embroidery beginner to learn about some different threads!
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00:00 - Introduction
01:27 - Stranded cotton - DMC, Anchor & Madeira make good quality stranded cottons. 6 strands, easily divisible
05:20 - Perle cotton - DMC used in the video but Anchor also make this. 2 ply non divisible
08:32 - Coton A Broder - Made by Anchor. 4 ply cotton thread, non divisible
10:56 - Lana/Burmilana - Made by Madeira. 2 ply 50% wool, 50% Acrylic non divisible
13:09 - Crewel wool - Appletons (UK company) used in the video. 2 ply 100% wool. Other suppliers available if you search!
16:22 - Twisted/plyed silk - The Silk Mill used in the video. Northern Lights, Au Ver a Soie, but look around, lots of different brands available!
20:20 - Rayon - Anchor and DMC
23:00 - Unspun silk - Pipers used int he video. Other brands available
28:24 - Linen - Studio Flax used in the video. 100% linen, non divisible. Other brands available
31:16 - Metallic thread - DMC used in the video, lots of other brands available

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