Mettler Silk-Finish 50wt Solid Cotton Thread
All-purpose sewing thread Silk-Finish Cotton 50, ideal for quilting and sewing. Discover our all-rounder among the Mettler cotton sewing threads: Silk-Finish Cotton 50. Whether for quilting, sewing or matt embroidery, this sewing thread can be your companion for a great variety of projects.
Versatile and elegant: the sewing thread inspires with its luxurious look and smooth feel. There are no limits to your creativity thanks to the large color selection and different running lengths. A mercerization process during the thread production makes the sewing thread more tearproof, low-shrink and iron-proof. With this sewing thread you are buying high-quality paired with versatility, a true all-rounder!
View CollectionVersatile and elegant: the sewing thread inspires with its luxurious look and smooth feel. There are no limits to your creativity thanks to the large color selection and different running lengths. A mercerization process during the thread production makes the sewing thread more tearproof, low-shrink and iron-proof. With this sewing thread you are buying high-quality paired with versatility, a true all-rounder!
Weeks Dye Works Sewing Thread
Weeks Dye Works' size 40 sewing thread is 100% cotton and hand over-dyed. Packaged on 450-yard spools, this colorfast fiber is ideal for a number of creative pursuits, including quilting, punch needle and sewing.
View CollectionValdani Sewing Thread
As all these cotton are Hand-Dyed, they are highly decorative. Use them in full confidence to give Beauty to your project with threads that never bleed!
Valdani offers three weights of cotton thread (spools and cones):
View CollectionValdani offers three weights of cotton thread (spools and cones):
- 60wt - This is a fabulous thread for: LACE, Appliqué, Machine and Hand Embroidery, Sewing, Tatting. 250m spool: wholesale min.6/color
- 50wt - For: Machine Quilting (all levels, home and longarm), Stitching, Sewing.
- 35wt - For: Machine Quilting (advanced, home and longarm), Hand Quilting, Stitching, Tatting. Use a 90 needle
Other Threads
View CollectionSajou Fil Au Chinois
The name, fil au Chinois, dates back to a period in France when anything Oriental was fashionable. This interest for the Orient became very popular with the expedition to Egypt in 1798, by Bonaparte (the future Napoléon), Algeria’s conquest by France (1830) and twenty-five years later the opening up of China and Japan only reinforced this interest. The beginning of the brand Au Chinois was at the heart of this cultural movement. The idea was a success as it permitted the creation of a character easily identifiable and now legendary
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