500gm DMC 5628-310 Black Six Strand Embroidery Cotton Review

I bought this because I do a lot of cross stitching and I always need white. But I also got it to see if I could color some of them. I didn't have time to go to the dying.

Never buy a DMC 310 thread again! I knew it was a large spool of thread when I bought it, but HOLY COW! I never thought it would be this HUGE! I guess I'll have to find a lot of black paint projects to see this pup fade away!

If you're in the know, some of us embroiderers use LOTS of 310. This taper is the most economical method when you want to use strand by strand. That. I estimated it to be around 0.30 cents per skein which is a significant saving. The quality of my yarn cones is excellent and exactly what I expect from a DMC brand.

I use a lot of black embroidery floss – lately I've been using it to hand-stitch old t-shirts into squares. 20 year old shirt I loved. Design made popular again. Then I started taking others and using these black edging lines to make quilt squares to make a quilt out of these shirts I don't really know but they are valuable. and then wrap it around these little plastic squares, which you should use if you don't want your thread to get tangled. THAT solved so many problems. It seems to be the…

Can't say out loud - that's a TON OF EMBROIDERY CARTOON! Yes, it looks like a real DMC six strand floss, it has a DMC stamp on it. Also known as Christmas Red, this color 321 is the most popular standard DMC red. I recently decided to buy primary colors in bulk because I was tired of having the leftovers from any regular skinny that weren't long enough to use on my next project. I ordered the black and white 100 gram bags but bought this red 500 gram bag because of the incredibly low price of…