Tambour Thread for Use In Tambour Embroidery
Tambour thread is used for Tambour Embroidery and for goldwork embroidery. It is a fine real metal thread that can also be used for couching gold threads such as Passing Thread, Rococo, Check Thread, and many more.
- Tambour thread is sold by on a 30 meter spool.
- Gold Tambour #7 non-tarnish
- Silver Tamour #7 non-tarnish
NOTE: Try Tambour thread for other projects such as lacemaking, counted thread embroidery, surface embroidery and weaving.
In addition to our threads, don't forget to browse our line of Slate Frames and Trestle Stands for Hand Embroidery.
Tambour Thread for Use In Tambour Embroidery
Tambour thread is used for Tambour Embroidery and for goldwork embroidery. It is a fine real metal thread that can also be used for couching gold threads such as Passing Thread, Rococo, Check Thread, and many more.
- Tambour thread is sold by on a 30 meter spool.
- Gold Tambour #7 non-tarnish
- Silver Tamour #7 non-tarnish
NOTE: Try Tambour thread for other projects such as lacemaking, counted thread embroidery, surface embroidery and weaving.
In addition to our threads, don't forget to browse our line of Slate Frames and Trestle Stands for Hand Embroidery.
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