Expert Series- DMC SATIN FLOSS

DMC Satin Floss is the shiniest DMC thread available. It's crafted from 100% rayon fibers and will glide easily through the fabric.
Made up of six size 25 easily separated strands, DMC Satin Floss is perfect for surface embroidery stitches.
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[@raccoonspirit5369]

I have been stitching for less than a year and decided to use satin floss for embroidering a black cat. I thought I was doing something wrong because the thread was difficult to work with. Thank you for sharing your tips.

[@debbiefuller3667]

I like to use this in black, because the standard cotton black floss ends up looking too flat to me. Thanks for the tips!

[@globalhikingcr]

I like to use this thread for hair, in particular. I did the hair of a geisha to great effect. I love how it reflected the light, just like real hair.

[@stephenjanick391]

That is a very good idea! Never thought of that but it would look perfect on a geisha. I am going to use that! Thanks for the tip and for watching. Stephen

[@zaffycanedo8427]

Stephen Janick 

[@CreatingwithWinglessAngel]

It appears to have been around since the pyramids! I inherited a bunch of DMC threads from my mom and I couldn't read the labels. I had to use Google translate just to understand it was made in France.

[@tulafitzgerald5649]

So happy I found your youtube on this gorgeous DMC SATIN FLOSS. I bought it to do a moon themed project but had no idea how to make it behave. Thank you for you saved my project and soothed my doubts with this information.

[@stamperssecret5379]

Hello from dallas. How many threads for a pillow case, 400 thread count? Thanks.

[@colorfulbeauty3003]

Using this 2satin 1cotton to imitate metal in a cross.stitch

[@ViolaMedolli-bi9ju]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@stamperssecret5379]

Bougello? How is it spelled, please?

[@heatherk.906]

'Bargello' is I think what he's referring to. I didn't realize it was a type of "fastening," just knew it as a type of quilt pattern. I might be wrong! 🤔😊

[@jenfelix8137]

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