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Product code 202-01-0115
Pure silk thread in yellow for hand and machine sewing. Use for sewing any silk garment as well as for historical costumes.
Read more| Shade: | yellow |
| Material: | 100% silk |
| Care: | |
| Availability: | never out of stock |
| Spool length: | 50 m |
in stock 3 pcs
Genuine 100% natural silk thread is suitable for hand and machine sewing. It is similar in thickness to ordinary machine thread. It is soft to the touch and has a rather silky sheen, making it useful for ornamental stitching.
Use silk thread for sewing any silk garment as well as for historical costumes.
Silk thread can be laundered at 30°C and ironed on low. When caring for garments sewn with silk thread, follow care guidelines for the fabric used.
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