🧵 Enhance your stitching with DMC Prism Thread Packs (PRISMJUMBO) Review

I am sending some of these to my son as part of a camp grooming pack as his bracelets from last summer which he wore all year are finally out of order. So I wouldn't send all 36, but I was looking forward to it coming with the booklet as advertised. It has no booklet and it is not 36 packs but 18 packs. It looks the same as in the picture. The top of the pack unfolds to reveal 'Free Project Inside!' on which there are no images and this can be confusing to a child who is not very familiar with…

No DMC mark and not easy to separate for double thread embroidery. However, they are not bad for what they are. Just don't expect the numbers to match your embroidery. I saw a pair with knots but that's to be expected for the price. I currently use them for hand sewing felt figures and they work well for that purpose. I can also use them to teach my daughters how to hand sew or make friendship bracelets. Even some simple embroidery if we don't follow a specific pattern.

I didn't read the reviews and now I blame myself. I was expecting to get a lot of different colors, not a bunch of the same bright colors, variegated threads, and black and white. It doesn't contain the dark (forest) greens or blues that I need for my current project (it doesn't contain pastels). It's not DMC, which is what I wanted, but I wouldn't mind if it was softer and had a greater variety of colors. This thread is not soft. I bought the Caydo last time and I prefer it 100%. I always read

Unlike DMC Prism cotton thread, which is often used for friendship bracelets, polyester neon thread is great for sewing. Unlike DMC Light Effects Polyester, it's smooth and fluffy and doesn't feel like plastic. If ignored, it could very easily be mistaken for cotton. It won't wear off or fall apart like neon with light effects, making it much easier to use. It comes with ten shades of different neon colors as well as two different options. Like many brands, blue and magenta filaments do not…

I bought a pack of this six thread floss because it would be silly to order the 8 colors needed for my project from Hershnerr's. The fee for each skein of DMC floss is only 44 cents, regardless of color. However, the additional shipping cost would have roughly tripled my cost of DMC floss. Unlike many others, I don't have the opportunity to buy embroidery floss or many other craft items from local stores. There is either no such thing or the selection is very poor. Neutral: This floss does not…