DMC Diamant Metallic Embroidery Thread - D415 Silver

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The DMC Diamant Metallic Embroidery Thread is designed for needlework enthusiasts who want to add a sophisticated, reflective finish to their embroidery or cross-stitch projects. It offers a smooth, tangle-free stitching experience that glides through fabrics like cotton, linen, and silk without losing its luster or twist. While it is perfect for adding highlights and decorative textures, users should be aware that it behaves differently than standard cotton embroidery floss and requires careful handling to maintain its metallic coating.
| Model Part Number | 380-D415 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
Diamant is a single-strand thread equivalent in thickness to two strands of DMC stranded cotton.
It is recommended to spot clean or hand wash gently in cool water, avoiding harsh detergents that could strip the metallic finish.
It is designed to be tangle-free, but like all metallic threads, keeping your working length short will significantly reduce any risk of knotting.
Each spool of DMC Diamant contains 35 meters of thread.
DMC Diamant is primarily intended for hand embroidery. Using it in a machine may cause snapping due to the high-speed tension of machine needles.
Ensure your needle eye is large enough to minimize friction and try using a shorter length of thread to reduce wear.
Check your tension and ensure you are not pulling the thread too sharply through the fabric; use a 'threading' motion that is gentle and steady.
To ensure the best results, use a sharp, high-quality needle and keep your thread length relatively short (around 12-15 inches) to minimize the amount of times the thread passes through the fabric eye, which helps preserve the metallic finish.