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017HL White Gold High Lustre (#16)

Name: 017HL White Gold High Lustre (#16)
Brand: Kreinik
SKU: 86008
Price: 5.32 EUR
Availability: InStock

Metallic Thread

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Medium (#16) Braid White Gold High Lustre
Use Medium Braid in Cross Stitch (10 & 11ct), Needlepoint (14-18ct), Plastic Canvas, Scrapbooking & Card Making.
10-yard (9.1 m) cards.

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Thread type	Round metallic braid, single ply, not divisible
Brand and line	Kreinik – Medium (#16) Braid
Colour	017HL – White Gold High Lustre
Finish	Hi Lustre (extra shine)
Material	62% polyester, 38% nylon
Length	10 yd (9.1 m) per card
Closest DMC Mouliné (approximate)	3821
Uses	Cross stitch on 10- and 11-count fabric, needlepoint on 14- to 18-mesh canvas, plastic canvas, couching in surface embroidery and stumpwork, crazy quilting, small cords and piping, scrapbooking and card making; weaving sett 12 epi; knitting and crochet fingering weight, needles/hooks 1 to 5 (1.75 mm and up)
Care	Hand and machine washable in cool water, no bleach; dry cleanable; tumble dry low; do not iron directly on the thread, use a press cloth; some colours such as red may bleed, test a swatch first
EAN	840592025858

Description

017HL White Gold High Lustre is a Kreinik Medium (#16) Braid metallic thread with a Hi Lustre (extra shine) finish, the mid-size in the Braid line and thicker than Tapestry (#12). It is used straight off the card, as a single strand that is not separated or plied. It suits cross stitch on 10- and 11-count fabrics and needlepoint on 14- to 18-mesh canvas; it also works for couching in embroidery, plastic canvas, scrapbooking and card making. Each card holds 10 yd (9.1 m).

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