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Our Price: $ 2.10
Needlepoint 12-18 ct - Hi Luster Metallic
Our Price: $ 2.85
100% Alpaca yarn. Use this as you would any normal yarn. It is strong and will not fray easily. If desired, you may brush it with a Bunka Brush or toothbrush to fluff it up to maximize the furry effect. (1 strand13-18 count)
100% Alpaca yarn. Use this as you would any normal yarn. It is strong and will not fray easily. If desired, you may brush it with a Bunka Brush or toothbrush to fluff it up to maximize the furry effect. Cross Stitch 14-16ct & over 2 on 25 - 32ct
Our Price: $ 6.00
Needlepoint 13-15ct, Long stitches 18ct, Cross stitch 7ct. Luxurious 100% angora.
Our Price: $ 3.10
This yarn can best be described as a wispy fringe. It has pieces of transparent fiber that give a glistening effect. Do not drag this yarn across the canvas. Use a larger than normal needle to prepare the canvas holes to accept the Arctic Rays without pulling it apart. The glistening effect of this yarn is more pronounced with long stitches, as less of the fringe is pulled into the canvas. Arctic Rays also makes wonderful French Knots. (1 strand 14-18 Long Stitches)
Our Price: $ 3.35
This yarn is a cotton floss with each of its four strands is equivalent to pearl cotton size 12. (Each ply is slightly larger than a strand of DMC floss.) It should be stripped and put back together when stitching so that it will lie smoothly. As with space dyed or overdyed yarns, you need to match up the ends in the same order that you stripped the yarn. Also, when you stitch with the second length you remove from the card, thread the needle on the end opposite the cut (or the end left on the card, not the end that you cut). Always thread the end that is opposite the cut as you continue with additional lengths of yarn. This will ensure that the run of colors remains the same. It is also a good idea to stitch having as much thread as possible on the back of the canvas as this will help you go through the color runs much more quickly. Do not leave long ends when beginning or ending off the thread as this will interrupt the color run. Make sure that you buy enough at one time to complete your project as the dye lots do vary somewhat. The dye lots change because these yarns are hand dyed and variations do occur. Another advantage of these yarns is that they are four plies. This is especially helpful when doing geometric designs where you need to do the same color runs in four different directions. (2 strands on congress cloth, 3 strands on 18 count, 4 strands on 16 count, 5 strands on 14 count)
Our Price: $ 2.60
100% Polyester; 15 yard cards; Matte finish For needlepoint 10ct to 13ct
100% Polyester; 20 yard cards; Matte finish For needlepoint 14ct to 18ct
Needlepoint 14-18ct, Long stitches 14ct, Cross stitch 7-14ct. Luxurious 100% cashmere.
Our Price: $ 6.10
Comparable to La Lame 1 and Christopher Smooth B1
Our Price: $ 4.10
Comparable to La Lame Smooth 1 1/4 & Christopher 1 (cross stitch 11-18ct)
Our Price: $ 6.65
Needlepoint 18ct & Couch
12-18ct Metallic
Our Price: $ 4.85
12strand, unique icy pearl look, needlepoint 18ct, long stitch 22ct, cross stitch 11 & 14ct
Our Price: $ 3.60
Twisted Silk Pearl #8 - use for fine counted work, Hardanger, Tatting and on Congress Cloth - Colors dyed to match Rainbow Gallery Splendor Silk Floss, Grandeur, Spleandor Silk Ribbon and Subtlety #12 Silk Pearl.
4 ply overdyed cotton for Hardanger, cross stitch, 18ct. Colors identical to same number of overture and bravo. One ply is equivalent to #8 pearl cotton
Ideal for 18ct
Our Price: $ 1.60
Needlepoint 10-18 Count Canvas Cross Stitch 1-11 Count Canvas 100% Polyamide 8 yards 16 colors Use as off the card for longer stitches either diagonal or straight. Lightly brush up to create the fur look you desire. Can also be trimmed after lightly brushing.
Flair has a nice glimmer that will not overpower the other fibers in your work. Its very subtle shine will add interest to your work. On painted canvasses it reinforces the color underneath. Flair is a tubular nylon netting that will unravel. There are several ways to control this. As with the other chainettes, the same hints work. Use a larger than normal needle coming straight up and straight down through the canvas, being careful not to drag the Flair. A small amount of Fray Check or clear nail polish on the end after you thread your needle is another way to solve this problem. Cutting Flair on a severe diagonal can help. Also piercing the Flair with the needle has been suggested. After you thread the needle, pass the needle through the Flair near the end. This makes a small knot that tends to hold the yarn together. Practice will help you control the yarn, as your own personal stitching technique is as important as any trick. Remember to lay Flair, as you do not want it to twist. The effect will be well worth the effort. Other yarns may be inserted inside Flair that will change its look. A strand of floss can change the color just enough to give unlimited shading. Use a rug needle turned upside down to slip a fiber inside the Flair. (14-18 count canvas with long stitches on 16-24 count)
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