Quantity on Spool Each tube is 16 meters long. The collections are sold in shaded color families from the Cabinet of Curiosities Historic Colors Collection. The plastic spools are being discontinued and all of these collections will return in the future when that process is complete. Thread Structure Soie Perlee is a 3 ply twisted filament silk in a soft buttonhole twist with one continuous strand on the tube. It is usually used non-divided, straight from the spool. In rare cases, it can be untwisted into the original three untwisted plies that then retain the soft kink in the ply from the twisting process. This replicates the look of 18th century American samplers when using the untwisted silk for satin stitch. Uses of Soie Perlee Ideal for a variety of standard embroidery stitches, such as satin stitch and French knots, Soie Perlee is especially well-suited for creating flowers, dresses, drapes, leaves, and other larger pieces in needlelace or stumpwork. Soie Perlee is used for needlelace to emulate the thicker filament silk used in the 17th century where more coverage per stitch is desired. Tents, dresses, drapes, and other large pieces of needlelace in stumpwork are great candidates for this thread weight. It can also be used for french knot ground cover and areas where a thick thread might add texture. The thickness and sheen makes it a go-to thread for those working in crazy quilts and other free form embroidery. The Cabinet of Curiosities Historic Colors CollectionWhere Time Meets Thread Step into a world where history is not just studied but touched and transformed. Thistle Threads, in collaboration with the legendary Au Ver à Soie and Access Commodities, brings you The Cabinet of Curiosities Historic Colors Collection—an exquisite line of silks that evokes the artistry of a bygone age. Drawing inspiration from the rich hues of the 17th and 18th centuries, this collection is a tribute to the centuries-old art of natural dyeing. A living, breathing palette, now reimagined for modern hands to create. Imagine, if you will, the painstaking artistry of the period—samplers stitched by candlelight, stumpwork caskets with intricate designs whispered from one generation to the next. This collection is made to capture that same spirit. Each strand, custom-dyed to perfection, replicates the natural tones that once graced the silkwork of a gilded age, enabling you to recreate those delicate shades in your own work. Bask in the depth of hues meticulously crafted to mimic the nuances of ancient dyes. Thistle Threads has curated a selection of threads designed to evoke the historical richness of the past, offering a stunning array of fibers in a wealth of shaded color families. In perfect harmony with this ethereal array is a thoughtful, structured system designed for maximum flexibility and precision. The tones flow seamlessly from one thread line to the next, ensuring that whether you are working in fine detail or full coverage, there is a perfect match to suit your needs. Each family, carefully organized for every possible application, guarantees the perfect balance between delicate accents and bold statements. The inherent beauty of this collection lies in its versatility. The colors are not just a reflection of nature but a carefully crafted framework to complement all forms of needlework. The ease with which you can match couching threads to your work ensures that every stitch is a harmonious note in a well-composed symphony, with no discordant stitch to break the flow. As you thread your needle, know that you are not simply recreating a pattern. You are stitching a piece of history, where every thread is a tribute to the artistry of a time long past. Whether you are creating a historic sampler or an embroidered casket, The Cabinet of Curiosities Historic Colors Collection brings an age-old palette to life once again. Let each thread tell a story, and may your needle carry it forward, stitch by stitch. Redde Family - 2646, 945, 235, 741, 343, 160 Grene & Gold Family - 210, 491, 325, 199, 2533 or 149, F15 Blewe Family - 710, 703, 277, 0072, 0714 and cream Russet Brown Family - 4526, 4525, 634, 4521 Beaver Brown Family - 697, 4536, 4534, 4532 Purple Family - 447, 434, 345 Flame Family - 525, 299, Cream Grey Family - 3542, 3545 Olive Family - 2212, 2214, 2216
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