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Pepper Pot Silk (001 - 199)
Pepper Pot Silk (001 - 199)
001 - Pepper
179 Lancaster Avenue
179 Lancaster Avenue
Malvern PA 19355
United States
Please Note: Colors may vary in person due to differences in dye lots, digital photography, lighting conditions, and individual screen or monitor settings. Colors displayed on screen are intended as an approximation only and cannot be guaranteed to match the final product exactly.
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Please Note: Colors may vary in person due to differences in dye lots, digital photography, lighting conditions, and individual screen or monitor settings. Colors displayed on screen are intended as an approximation only and cannot be guaranteed to match the final product exactly.
Please Note: Colors may vary in person due to differences in dye lots, digital photography, lighting conditions, and individual screen or monitor settings. Colors displayed on screen are intended as an approximation only and cannot be guaranteed to match the final product exactly.
- Pepper Pot is a single-strand 100% pure spun silk thread offered by Planet Earth Silk
- 270 solid colors and 16 variegated colors
- Soft, low-twist texture with a subtle sheen
- Similar to #5 pearl cotton in thickness
- 30 yards per skein
- Made in China
Tips and Tricks:
Pepper Pot can "pill" with over handling or excessive dragging through the canvas.
Better coverage is achieved on 13 Mesh canvas if the tension of the stitch is relaxed. Some stitchers feel that Pepper Pot is too thick for 18 count and avoid it. It is made for 18 Mesh canvas, so personal preference will guide the use of this thread.
Some stitchers recommend passing the thread through your fingers to find the "smooth" direction and threading your needle as such. This may reduce the drag and preserve the look of the thread as you stitch your project.
Recommended Use:
18 mesh use one strand for full coverage.
13 mesh use one strand for full coverage, but relaxed stitches.
