Gilt Jaceron Goldwork Thread
Jaceron is a lovely Purl style Goldwork thread. It is similar in appearance to Pearl Purl. It has a slightly different shape and size.
Jaceron is made by winding a wire into a tight coil. The finished thread looks like tiny gold pearls. The wire is gently stretched to pull the tiny pearls apart just a bit.
Use Jaceron as an accent outline or to add delicate detail. Consider pairing Pearl Purl with other goldwork threads such as Rough Purl, Smooth Purl, Bright Purl, Wire Check, Lizardine or Jaceron, and Faconnee for a truly unique look!
Available sizes:
- Gilt #1 1/2 Jaceron
- Gilt #2 Jaceron
- Gilt #3 Jaceron
- Gilt #6 Jaceron
- Sold in 1 yard lengths
Gilt threads have ½ % of gold in the plating covering copper.
Jaceron needs to be stretched before it is used which enables the couching thread to slip down between the twist of the wire. Use tiny stitches to sew Jaceron at 3 or 4 coil intervals. We recommend using Au Ver A Soie 100/3 in a matching or contrasting color. Colors 240 or 241 are a nice match. If your stitches are placed at the same angle as the twist of the wire, it slips down between the coils and is invisible.
Jaceron threads are wonderful to use as outlines for designs. It can be cut into pearls and used as a filling. Consider combining Jaceron with other threads to interesting effects!
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Gilt Jaceron Goldwork Thread
Jaceron is a lovely Purl style Goldwork thread. It is similar in appearance to Pearl Purl. It has a slightly different shape and size.
Jaceron is made by winding a wire into a tight coil. The finished thread looks like tiny gold pearls. The wire is gently stretched to pull the tiny pearls apart just a bit.
Use Jaceron as an accent outline or to add delicate detail. Consider pairing Pearl Purl with other goldwork threads such as Rough Purl, Smooth Purl, Bright Purl, Wire Check, Lizardine or Jaceron, and Faconnee for a truly unique look!
Available sizes:
- Gilt #1 1/2 Jaceron
- Gilt #2 Jaceron
- Gilt #3 Jaceron
- Gilt #6 Jaceron
- Sold in 1 yard lengths
Gilt threads have ½ % of gold in the plating covering copper.
Jaceron needs to be stretched before it is used which enables the couching thread to slip down between the twist of the wire. Use tiny stitches to sew Jaceron at 3 or 4 coil intervals. We recommend using Au Ver A Soie 100/3 in a matching or contrasting color. Colors 240 or 241 are a nice match. If your stitches are placed at the same angle as the twist of the wire, it slips down between the coils and is invisible.
Jaceron threads are wonderful to use as outlines for designs. It can be cut into pearls and used as a filling. Consider combining Jaceron with other threads to interesting effects!
Who else do you know that might like our company?
Send them a FREE $10 just for checking us out! Give them the code ”REFERRAL10” for $10 off their first order!
If you haven't used the code yet, it will work on your first order as well! Just make sure to pass it along to your favorite priest, pastor, or seamstress!
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