Embroidery
Anchor Sticktwist series · 43 colours
Anchor Stranded Cotton 8 m Blackberry
Item no. 24415
€1.95per piece
Unit price €0.24 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping
Stranded cotton in Blackberry — 8 m of cotton per skein, 6 strands to divide, for cross stitch and freehand work. The skein is sold singly. Suitable for counted fabric and linen.
Colour: Blackberry
in stock
Delivery time approx. 3–5 working days
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Material
- 100 % Baumwolle
- Colour
- Brombeer
- Care
Wash at 30°C
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Do not tumble dry
- Länge (m)
- 8 m
Description
With Blackberry you set an accent you do not see on every piece. That is exactly what makes the tone interesting. 8 m per skein, split across 6 strands. Two strands stitch fine work, all 6 cover solidly. The skein is sold singly.
On coarse weaves a thick line works better, on fine linen a thin one — match your strand count to the fabric. Matt cotton takes light differently from polyester — embroidery reads calmer and less technical for it. If you follow a chart, buying its tones together is the safer move.
What Anchor Stranded Cotton 8 m Blackberry is suitable for
- monograms on linen and towels
- names on children's clothes
- visible-stitch repairs
Sewing tips
- Den Strang nicht auseinanderziehen, sondern das Fadenende vorsichtig herausziehen.
- Zum Teilen die gewünschte Anzahl Fäden einzeln herausziehen und wieder zusammenlegen.
- Fadenlänge etwa 40 bis 50 Zentimeter — längere Fäden verdrehen sich und fransen.
- Eine Sticknadel mit stumpfer Spitze nimmt bei Zählstoffen die Löcher statt der Fäden.
- Vor dem Waschen des fertigen Stücks eine Farbprobe machen, besonders bei kräftigen Rottönen.
Available in more colours in the Anchor Sticktwist series.
Care instructions:
Frequently asked questions
How do I iron an embroidered piece?
Lay it face down on a soft cloth and iron from the reverse at moderate heat. The embroidery then keeps its relief rather than being flattened, which matters most with satin stitch.
Should I knot the thread?
Better not. Knots press through to the front and work loose over time. The usual method weaves the start under your first stitches and finishes the end the same way.
How do I keep the skeins?
With their band, dry and out of the light. Without the band the colour number cannot be identified later, and that is exactly what you need when restocking a chart you started.
Does this thread suit children?
Yes, for learning to stitch cotton is the easiest pick: it does not slip, it is easy to hold and it forgives uneven stitches more readily than a smooth machine thread.
