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It's a pity that the logo on the bobbins is ruined, it's quite cute
So, I bought these Fujix silk threads just to check are they suitable as alternative threads for my new tutorial.
What about Daruma cotton threads - I wanted to try them, and their cotton is very high-quality, the thread is obedient and passes well through my dense fabric.
When diving deeper into the world of embroidery threads, quality and compatibility with your fabric play crucial roles. I found that Japanese brands like Fujix and Daruma stand out for their meticulous craftsmanship and reliability. Fujix silk threads offer a smooth texture that glides nicely through dense materials, making them an excellent choice for detailed embroidery work. Although I noticed a minor disappointment with the logo on the bobbins being damaged, it didn't affect the thread quality, which remained consistently fine. On the other hand, Daruma cotton threads impressed me with their high-quality cotton content and obedient nature, allowing them to pass easily through tightly woven fabrics without fraying or snagging. The 100% cotton composition is beneficial for those preferring natural fibers in their projects, contributing to durability and vibrant stitch definition. From my experience, selecting between silk and cotton threads depends largely on the project’s requirements—silk for subtle sheen and smooth finishes, cotton for strength and traditional looks. Additionally, Japanese certification standards like JIS ensure that these threads meet strict quality controls, offering peace of mind for serious crafters. Overall, incorporating these threads into your embroidery toolkit can elevate your creativity and final results significantly.
I use Fujix’s silk threads for my work. It helped because I needed thin threads for the skin tone shades.