Light Blue Indigo Dyed Silk Embroidery Floss
Take your stitching to the next level with this beautiful, plant dyed silk floss! It is made from ahimsa, or peace silk, which means that no silkworms were harmed in the collection of silk from their cocoons. It is made of two tightly twisted plies that cannot be separated, similar to pearl (perle) cotton thread.
This silk embroidery floss was hand dyed by myself using natural indigo dye from plants that I grow myself. Indigo is a natural dye that has been used for centuries and is incredibly colorfast.
This is for one 10 yard (9.15 m) skein of light blue floss. The last photo shows a skein of a different color being held so you can get an idea of its size.
This thread is 20/2 weight and can be used for embroidery, needlepoint, sashiko and boro stitching, visible mending, tatting, beading and more! When compared to DMC cotton pearl floss, this silk floss is a little thicker than size 8 but is thinner than size 5.
Take your stitching to the next level with this beautiful, plant dyed silk floss! It is made from ahimsa, or peace silk, which means that no silkworms were harmed in the collection of silk from their cocoons. It is made of two tightly twisted plies that cannot be separated, similar to pearl (perle) cotton thread.
This silk embroidery floss was hand dyed by myself using natural indigo dye from plants that I grow myself. Indigo is a natural dye that has been used for centuries and is incredibly colorfast.
This is for one 10 yard (9.15 m) skein of light blue floss. The last photo shows a skein of a different color being held so you can get an idea of its size.
This thread is 20/2 weight and can be used for embroidery, needlepoint, sashiko and boro stitching, visible mending, tatting, beading and more! When compared to DMC cotton pearl floss, this silk floss is a little thicker than size 8 but is thinner than size 5.
Take your stitching to the next level with this beautiful, plant dyed silk floss! It is made from ahimsa, or peace silk, which means that no silkworms were harmed in the collection of silk from their cocoons. It is made of two tightly twisted plies that cannot be separated, similar to pearl (perle) cotton thread.
This silk embroidery floss was hand dyed by myself using natural indigo dye from plants that I grow myself. Indigo is a natural dye that has been used for centuries and is incredibly colorfast.
This is for one 10 yard (9.15 m) skein of light blue floss. The last photo shows a skein of a different color being held so you can get an idea of its size.
This thread is 20/2 weight and can be used for embroidery, needlepoint, sashiko and boro stitching, visible mending, tatting, beading and more! When compared to DMC cotton pearl floss, this silk floss is a little thicker than size 8 but is thinner than size 5.