🧵 Enhance Your Cross Stitch Projects with ThreadNanny 100 Anchor Cotton Hand Embroidery Floss Thread Skeins Review

I bought this kit hoping it would have the colors I needed to complete a cross stitch project that used DMC and Anchor and tells you you can't finish one to replace the other to get the best result. I was hoping to get the colors I needed but unfortunately this kit only came with 2. But I really like the floss and it has a rich color saturation. I have all DMC colors and now at least 100 Anchor colors. I bought the other anchor line I needed elsewhere where they sold by the LOT.

The yarn colors are very pretty, double mercerised cotton so it has a shine but has an odd roughness compared to DMC yarns which are just as shiny if not shiny and very smooth. Examining this Anchor thread closely, I noticed that it was already a bit fluffy due to the small fibers trailing along the strands. So if that's something you're concerned about and likely affecting how it flows through your fabric, I wouldn't recommend this option. Export or to compare with carvings from German…

I ordered two sets of this Anchor Collection because I needed multiple sets to create wool appliques. I admit I've been a long time DMC shopper with six stands, but I ordered this collection because I tend to burn through a lot of threads when working with wool. When embroidering with thread, I turn to DMC threads for the washability and overall quality of the threads, but so far I haven't had any issues with the quality of this thread collection. The color options are very good, ranging from…

I really like this yarn. I have been embroidering for 50 years and am a member of many sewing guilds, have also given many, many courses and embroidered flyers. During my sewing career I was never a fan of DMC. I've always preferred silk or hand-dyed mercerized cotton. I bought them because I draw fractal patterns and I need a lot of different colors. I've never had any problems with this thread. I have a sewing retail website so I have access to many different types of sewing thread. I love…