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[Tips Discussion] Valdani threads anyone used them?

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Post time: 2013-6-13 22:31
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I have seen some charts which recommend Valdani threads.  These appear to be overdyed threads and come in several different types: Perle, six strand, three strand, and so on.  Although the threads are manufactured in Romania, they seem to be mainly available in the US.  I went on the web site for Valdani, and they give some addresses in the UK, but none of these actually stock many, if any of the threads.  They mention the V&A but if this museum is a supplier, it hides the fact very well!

Has anyone used these threads?   Any comments on them?  Anybody know of a UK/EU outlet?

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Post time: 2022-2-10 03:57
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Thanks for the info!
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Post time: 2013-6-14 00:53
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I have never heard of that brand of cotton. Sorry I can't help :(
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Post time: 2013-6-14 09:02
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V & A as in the Victoria & Albert museum ? Makes sense if they exhibit types of threads since they are an art museum . . . supplying is out of the box !  But if they do, I am not complaining, good to have a strong brand like V & A to rally artisan makers under their umbrella.

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Yes, the Victoria and Albert. Although I have bought V&A kits based on old designs, I have never seen any thread for sale. Looks like a trip to USA would be needed to get hold of these. There appea  Details Reply Post time 2013-6-16 00:44
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Yes, the Victoria and Albert.  Although I have bought V&A kits based on old designs, I have never seen any thread for sale.  Looks like a trip to USA would be needed to get hold of these.  There appear to be some beautiful hand dyed threads available - just not in Europe!
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Post time: 2013-6-16 01:36
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not heard of these - do they give a dmc alternative? x

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Haven't seen one, they are overdyed threads, slightly variegated, I think. See Ekaterina's post of Rosewood Manor Quaker Diamonds. A box of the threads is on the cover.  Details Reply Post time 2013-6-16 20:50
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Post time: 2013-6-16 14:04
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Es la primera vez que oigo ese tipo de hilos

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I hadn't heard of them before seeing patterns here using them.  Details Reply Post time 2013-6-16 20:51
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If you look on this site for Rosewood Manor Quaker Diamonds sampler, posted by Ekaterina, you will see that Valdani threads are used.  It looks like a beautiful piece.  The threads used come as 3ply in a ball, like DMC perle 8 and 12.  You can see the threads on the cover picture of the sampler.  Rich colours, yummy!
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Pollycc replied at 2013-6-15 17:36
not heard of these - do they give a dmc alternative? x

Haven't seen one, they are overdyed threads, slightly variegated, I think.  See Ekaterina's post of Rosewood Manor Quaker Diamonds.  A box of the threads is on the cover.
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rmam replied at 2013-6-16 06:04
Es la primera vez que oigo ese tipo de hilos

I hadn't heard of them before seeing patterns here using them.
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Post time: 2013-6-18 03:22
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All so interesting!
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