Soie de Paris™ (SDP)

Base Thread: Soie de Paris™ by Au Ver a Soie®
brand dyed by BIZ
Material: 100% Silk

Packaging: Snap Spool on paper pin
Length: 5m/5.5yd
Care instructions
Color chart

Flower Thread
Manufacturer

House of Textile Arts e. K.
Bahnhofstrasse 5
59964 Medebach
Contact person
Bärbel Ingeborg Zimber
Contact details
PHONE: +49 171 9571 273
eMail: Contact

Recommended needles:
The needle size depends on the number of individual strands used
Embroidery needle 1-9, Wool Darner 14-18, Tapestry needle 18-28, Ballpoint Embroidery Needle 3-7

  • 6-ply
  • only slightly twisted
  • strandable
  • Filament silk
  • Filament strands are endless strands and not elastic
  • Thread is very smooth
  • Stitches are only finally tightened on countable fabrics with the next stitch or the one after that
  • Always insert a small backstitch over a fabric thread so that the stitches hold well
  • very high sheen
  • remains intact even after washing/ironing
  • Single strand slightly thicker than 1 strand of Stranded Cotton

There are a few little tricks that make processing a little easier:

1

Cellophane paper

Put a drop of non-greasy hand cream (e.g. udder cream) on a cellophane paper
fold together
Spread the cream thinly
Pull the thread through this film
smoothes the thread without making it greasy

2

Palm

Put a drop of cream on the palm of your hand.
Rub it in.
Gently pull the thread through your hand – great for shorter lengths.

3

Japanese method

(Also known as: Forehead shine deluxe 😅 )
Important: Do not wear make-up!
Pull the thread over your forehead several times.
The natural skin oil gently smooths the thread.

You can find more tips on this in our free basic course “Threads and their properties / Tips and tricks” in the learning platform of the Akademie für Textiles Gestalten. Simply register for free and you will have learned a few more small building blocks of knowledge.

Popular techniques and stitches for Soie de Paris™

Needlepoint
  • Tapestry embroidery
  • CrossStitch
  • Beadwork
  • Blackwork
  • Silk gauze embroidery
  • Needlepoint
Leinwandstickerei
  • Appliqué
  • Japanese needlework techniques
  • chinese needle painting
  • Surface Work
  • Beadwork
  • Stumpwork
  • Whitework
  • Soft Shading
  • Tapestry shading
Other Textile Techniques
  • Braided ribbons
  • Crochet
  • Bobbin Lace
  • cords
  • Kumihimo
  • Beadwork
  • Tassels
  • Quilting
  • Knitting
  • Weaving
  • Twisted buttons
  • Dorset buttons

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