Floss

FLOSS COMBO: Portrait (Skin Tones)

Many of you have asked me what colors are good for skin tones. Here's my selection of what I think are the most useful colors! This easy-to-work-with floss is colorfast (always test reds, though) and made up of six, tiny strands that can beused all together, or divided for finer detail. And hey- you can add this same floss color combo to an Ultimate Embroidery Kit!

FLOSS COMBO: Pastel

Hand-picked for you: 7 floss colors to get you started on any project. This easy-to-work-with floss is colorfast (won't bleed, but always test reds first!) and made up of six, tiny strands that can be used all together, or divided for finer detail. And hey- you can add this very same floss color combo to an Ultimate Embroidery Kit!

FLOSS COMBO: Primary

Hand-picked for you: 7 floss colors to get you started on any project. This easy-to-work-with floss is colorfast (won't bleed, but always test reds first!) and made up of six, tiny strands that can be used all together, or divided for finer detail. And hey- you can add this very same floss color combo to an Ultimate Embroidery Kit!

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK THREAD

♥ project idea for this stuff 

Seriously now, no joke: these threads glow in the dark like cray-zay! A finer, coated thread (not a separable floss) that you can mix with your regular embroidery to make it light up when the lights go down! Super neato. Five different colors, five yards per spool. You just "charge it up" first (hold it close to a light source) then go run in a dark closet. OoOOOh!

FLOSS COMBO: Metallic

Stitching with metallic thread sounds like a great idea- until you try it. And what happens? The darn stuff snags aggravatingly on your fabric, thus ruining your tranquil embroidery experience. No metallic is completely snag-proof, but this is some of the smoothest I've used. Make your project shine with this exclusive palette!

3 yards each of six different colors: