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With over 160 colors available, use Eleganza™ to bring texture and vibrancy to your projects.

Eleganza™ makes a statement when used for sashiko, a traditional Japanese stitching technique often done on indigo fabric.

With Eleganza™, enhance your projects with fun hand embellishing techniques.

With sizes ranging from 8wt-3wt, we highly encourage experimenting with embellishing techniques to further push your creative vision.

EL5G-2102 – Urchin

Name: EL5G-2102 – Urchin
Brand: WonderFil
SKU: EL5G-2102
Price: 2.94 USD
Availability: InStock

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This gorgeous 8wt, 2-ply 100% long-staple Egyptian cotton thread is double-gassed and mercerized, resulting in a wonderfully smooth and lustrous surface that allows the thread to glide beautifully through all types of fabrics and fibers. Alison Glass has teamed up with WonderFil®️ to create 48 all-new colours of Eleganza™️ that pair beautifully with her fabric collections. Available in 36 solid and 12 variegated options. Download: Eleganza™ Color Chart Eleganza™ Hints & Tips

SKU: EL5G-2102 Category: Alison Glass Eleganza 8wt Perle Cotton Thread Tags: cosplay, cosplay customes, cotton thread, egyptian cotton thread, eleganza, eleganza balls, hand embroidery, sashiko, wonderfil thread

Material: 2-ply 100% Long Staple Double-Gassed Egyptian Cotton
Weight: #8
Sizes: 5g balls (38.4m, 42yd)
Usages: Wool applique, hand embroidery, sashiko.

Weight	0.18 oz
Recommended Needle Sizes	– Machine: Not recommended – Hand: Long Darner #1 Milliners #1 Chenille #24
Applications	Hand Embroidery, Sashiko
Collaborations	Alison Glass
Finish	Matte
Material	Cotton
Product Type	Spools
Machine Compatibility	Handwork
Weights	Heavy 3wt-30wt
Color	Pink

What makes perle cotton different than floss?

Perle cotton is non-divisible, with a smooth, lustrous finish and tight twist for durable, textured stitches that “pop”, unlike floss it skips fussy strand-splitting and resists fraying.