Cotton á Broder (BV)
Base material: Cotton á Broder DMC®
⇒brand dyed by HOTA
Material: 100% cotton
Painters packaging: Snap Spool on paper pin
Length: 25m
Care instructions
color card
Manufacturer
House of Textile Arts e. K.
Bahnhofstrasse 5
59964 Medebach
Contact person
Bärbel Ingeborg Zimber
Contact details
FON: +49 171 9571 273
eMail: Contact
Recommended needles when using a thread: embroidery needle 3, Ballpoint Embroidery Needle 3, embroidery needle with ball point 22
- twisted from four threads
- not divisible
- medium twisted
- light sheen
- mercerized (see above)
- round thread
- lies like a mini cord on the fabric
- use relatively short threads to maintain the sheen
- Gloss is lost due to friction when cutting in and out
- as soon as the thread begins to roughen or appear dull, carefully turn it clockwise
- The available strengths of the four-ply thread always vary a little with the “fashion”, i.e. the stitching techniques that are being preached by lobbyists. A pity, because Cotton á Broder is one of the most beautiful embroidery threads.
- The #25 available from us is one of the most common sizes. The most powerful Cotton á Broder is Size 8. I’ve also had an old Cotton á Broder #100 in my hands! The bigger the number, the finer!
Popular stitches and techniques for Cotton á Broder
Needlepoint
- Pulled Thread Work
- Drawn Thread
- Assisi
- Satin stitches
- Needlepoint
- Casalguidi
- Colber embroidery
- Tapestry embroidery
- Blackwork
- Wessex embroidery
- Cogin
Surface Embroidery
- Cutwork
- Hedebo
- reticella
- Elizabethan embroidery
- Surface Work
- Whitework
- Schwalm Embroidery
- Jacobean embroidery
- Huck embroidery
- Sashiko
- pulling work
- Stumpwork
- Stem stitch
- Border stitch
- Chain stitch
- underlaid satin stitch
- Redwork
Surface Embroidery
- Cutwork
- Hedebo
- reticella
- Elizabethan embroidery
- Surface Work
- Whitework
- Schwalm Embroidery
- Jacobean embroidery
- Huck embroidery
- Sashiko
- pulling work
- Stumpwork
- Stem stitch
- Border stitch
- Chain stitch
- underlaid satin stitch
- Redwork