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[Tips Discussion] Silk Thread for Cross Stitch

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Post time: 2009-5-31 20:46
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There are several companies that carry silk threads for cross stitch:
1. Caron Collection
2. Needlepoint Silk
3. Gloriana Silk
4. Kreinik Silk Mori
5. Rainbow Gallery Splendor Silk
6. Thread Gatherer Silk
7. Eterna Silk
8. Carrie's Threads Silk
9. Vikki Clayton Silk

No 1-6 are quite expensive and they are mostly used for patterns from Chatelaine Design or other embroidery.

No. 7-9 are quite affordable ($ 0,95 usd till $ 2 usd).

Here are some examples of silk colors:
1. Caron Collection
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2. Thread Gatherer
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3. Eterna Silk
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Post time: 2020-1-5 13:44
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Silk is very beautiful but it breaks down if exposed to direct sunlight. Can something be framed behind any kind of special glass to stop this?

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Post time: 2021-3-25 09:34
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I tend to buy mine when they are in offer otherwise it can be an expensive hobby
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Post time: 2019-10-19 02:02
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Thank you for the information. I have never used silk thread, will try it later.
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Post time: 2023-12-10 09:15
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Thank you very much for the info! Very helpful.
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Post time: 2021-3-24 14:52
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Has anyone used Silks4u or Missus Sedas?
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Post time: 2023-9-4 01:52
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Gracias por compartir
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Post time: 2022-2-10 23:17
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Post time: 2024-4-9 01:35
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Thanks for the info!
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Post time: 2019-11-18 01:22
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Thanks for sharing!
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Post time: 2019-5-4 18:22
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Thank you very much!
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Post time: 2009-6-1 10:21
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I never tired silk thread for cross stitch yet, only use DMC floss....:(
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 Author| Post time: 2009-6-1 13:28
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Sometimes it's also better to avoid silk.. otherwise you'll get addicted :D

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Post time: 2009-6-18 00:13
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I never tried silk but I am very much interested. I love the shine outcome :)
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Post time: 2010-1-7 02:12
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I have used all of the threads listed, my favorite is eterna silk
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Post time: 2010-8-26 20:34
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also in silk Crescent colors Belle Soie and Dinky Dyes and yes silk floss very addictive
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Post time: 2010-8-27 05:43
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nice color~  thank you for the good infromation~
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Post time: 2010-8-27 16:41
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also forgot Stef Francis makes silk floss.

My favourites are Vikki Clayton, Gloriana, Dinky Dyes.
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Post time: 2010-10-10 21:42
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I never try silk thank you for your advice

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Post time: 2010-11-11 15:47
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i use sometimes the silk floss, is really soft in touch, and really pretty colors, i see only one problem, the dark color could loss and dye the fabric, and for the girl who wash the work after, must to wash the silk before use,or all the fabric (fiish work) coul be a disaster.
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