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This 8wt rayon boldly and beautifully shows wherever it’s stitched.

Razzle™ makes for a perfect couching thread that’s easy to combine with a colourful or variegated top thread for extra emphasis.

A beautiful alternative to cotton, Razzle™ carries a glossy finish. Its tight weave makes for unravelling-free hand embroidery.

Use Razzle™ in a variety of crafts, home decor, or decorative finish for that extra pop of embellishment.

RZ2203 – Light Country Blue

Name: RZ2203 - Light Country Blue
SKU: RZ-2203
Availability: InStock

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This sturdy 6-ply 100% rayon thread is comparable in weight to a #8 perle cotton. Razzle’s natural bright lustre and silky feel make it a wonderful choice for crafts, crocheting, knitting, and accessories. Razzle™ can even be used in highlighting the details in dimensional stitches. The light play on Razzle™ intensifies stitchery depth and textural effects on wool, making this a stand out thread!

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SKU: RZ-2203 Category: Razzle™ - 8wt Rayon Thread Tags: 8wt, 8wt thread, bobbin work, couching thread, crochet, decorative, decorative stitches, decorative stitching, decorative thread, hand embroidery, hand work, heavy thread, knitting, rayon, rayon thread, razzle, razzle thread, serging, thick thread

Material: 6-ply Rayon
Weight: 8wt
Sizes: 229m (250yd)
Usages: Bobbin work, serging, couching, hand work, knitting, crochet, tassels, cording, fringes, bead work, crafts.

Weight	1.60 oz
Recommended Needle Sizes	– Machine: Not Recommended – Hand: #22 Chenille #22 Tapestry 1.5 – 2.0mm crochet hook 1.5 – 2.0mm knitting needles
Applications	Bobbinwork, Couching, Overlock, Sashiko
Finish	Sheen
Machine Compatibility	Handwork, Serger/Overlocker
Material	Rayon
Product Type	Spools
Weights	Heavy 3wt-30wt
Color	Blue

Can I use Razzle™ in my sewing machine?

As Razzle™ is an 8wt thread, it is too heavy to fit through the eye of the needle. You can use Razzle™ in the machine via bobbin work, couching or in the loopers of a serger.