Kreinik Japan Gold 5 (002J)

Kreinik Japan Threads are synthetic, non-tarnishing gimps (wrapped threads) that give the appearance of stitching with real metals. Since real metal threads are rare and expensive, Japan Threads are an ideal substitute. They offer a smooth, high sheen. Japan #1 is the thinnest, and is most commonly... Read more about Japan Gold #1 - 002J

Use Tapestry (#12) Braid in Cross Stitch (11ct), Needlepoint (18-30ct), Crochet, as a companion yarn for Knitting designs, and for embellishments in Scrapbooking & Card Making. Available on 10 yards (9.1 meter) cards.

This is the premier metallic thread for cross stitching because it is so soft and easy to use. Stitch with Very Fine (#4) Braid in Cross Stitch (16-18 ct) and Needlepoint (for light details on 18-30 ct). It is also nice and thin for Machine Embroidery, Scrapbooking and Card Making embellishments. Available on 12 yard (11 meter) cards.

Use Kreinik Fine #8 Braid in Cross Stitch (11-14ct), Needlepoint (18-30 ct), Crochet (equivalent to a #10 crochet weight), Scrapbooking and Card making. Available on 15 yard (13.7 meter). spools or cards.

Japan #7 is our thickest of the gimp (wrapped) Japan-style threads. Couch this beautiful thread on the surface of your design to resemble a real metal thread. Approximate length: 10 meters (~11 yards) Comes on spools or cards.

Use Medium (#16) Braid in Cross Stitch (10 & 11ct), Needlepoint (14-18ct), Plastic Canvas, Scrapbooking & Card Making. Comes on 10 yard (9.1) meter cards.

Japan #5 is a wrapped thread used for surface stitches more so than in-and-out stitches. Couch it on the top of your design using a thin silk thread or Japan #1. Can also be used in long decorative stitches. Made to resemble a real metal thread. Comes on spools or cards.

Japan #5 is a wrapped thread used for surface stitches more so than in-and-out stitches. Couch it on the top of your design using a thin silk thread or Japan #1. Can also be used in long decorative stitches. Made to resemble a real metal thread. Approximate length: 10 meters (~11 yards) Comes on spools or cards.

Japan #5 is a wrapped thread used for surface stitches more so than in-and-out stitches. Couch it on the top of your design using a thin silk thread or Japan #1. Can also be used in long decorative stitches. Made to resemble a real metal thread. Comes on spools or cards.

Use Kreinik Fine #8 Braid in Cross Stitch (11-14ct), Needlepoint (18-30 ct), Crochet (equivalent to a #10 crochet weight), Scrapbooking and Card making. Available on 10 meter (11 yard) spools or cards.

This is the premier metallic thread for cross stitching because it is so soft and easy to use. Stitch with Very Fine (#4) Braid in Cross Stitch (16-18 ct) and Needlepoint (for light details on 18-30 ct). It is also nice and thin for Machine Embroidery, Scrapbooking and Card Making embellishments. Available on 13.7 meter (15 yard) cards.

Kreinik Wired Braid is exactly what it sounds like: a wired metallic thread the size of Kreinik's Medium #16 Braid for dimensional embroidery effects. It was formerly known as Hot-Wire.

What can you do with a wired metallic thread in bright, cheery colors? Think 3-D as embellishments can... Read more about Japan Gold Wired Braid - 002JW

Kreinik Japan Threads are synthetic, non-tarnishing gimps (wrapped threads) that give the appearance of stitching with real metals. Since real metal threads are rare and expensive, Japan Threads are an ideal substitute. They offer a smooth, high sheen. Japan #1 is the thinnest, and is most commonly... Read more about Japan Silver #1 - 001J

Use Tapestry (#12) Braid in Cross Stitch (11ct), Needlepoint (18-30ct), Crochet, as a companion yarn for Knitting designs, and for embellishments in Scrapbooking & Card Making. 10 yards (9.1 meter) cards.

Japan #7 is our thickest of the gimp (wrapped) Japan-style threads. Couch this beautiful thread on the surface of your design to resemble a real metal thread. Approximate length: 10 meters (~11 yards) Comes on spools or cards.

Japan #7 is our thickest of the gimp (wrapped) Japan-style threads. Couch this beautiful thread on the surface of your design to resemble a real metal thread. Approximate length: 10 meters (~11 yards) Comes on spools or cards.

This is the premier metallic thread for cross stitching because it is so soft and easy to use. Stitch with Very Fine (#4) Braid in Cross Stitch (16-18 ct) and Needlepoint (for light details on 18-30 ct). It is also nice and thin for Machine Embroidery, Scrapbooking and Card Making embellishments. Available on 11 meter (12 yard) spools or cards.

Use Kreinik Fine #8 Braid in Cross Stitch (11-14ct), Needlepoint (18-30 ct), Crochet (equivalent to a #10 crochet weight), Scrapbooking and Card making. Available on 10 meter (11 yard) spools or cards.

Kreinik Wired Braid is exactly what it sounds like: a wired metallic thread the size of Kreinik's Medium #16 Braid for dimensional embroidery effects. It was formerly known as Hot-Wire.

What can you do with a wired metallic thread in bright, cheery colors? Think 3-D as embellishments... Read more about Japan Silver Wired Braid - 001JW

Use Tapestry (#12) Braid in Cross Stitch (11ct), Needlepoint (18-30ct), Crochet, as a companion yarn for Knitting designs, and for embellishments in Scrapbooking & Card Making. 10 meter (11 yard) spools or cards.

Illuminate that Christmas tree with the twinkling gold stars on this festive ornament. The pattern is free with this thread collection. The set includes:

Blending Filament (002HL)

Very Fine (#4) Braid (002, 102)

Fine (#8) Braid (210, 221)

Ombre (1700) ... Read more about Metallic Thread Gift Collection - Gold

A 3-ply gently twisted cord for outlines, borders, samplers, and fun metallic effects. It is a bit stiffer than metallic Braid, so better used in specialty stitches that are longer. It is made to resemble a real metal thread (only more readily available and easier to use). Comes in two colors: gold or silver. Available on cards.

Super-thin but strong and bright metallic thread. Very smooth metallic so it has a high sheen. Often used to couch thicker fibers. Serves as a thin, sharp border or outline on an embroidery motif. Can be used in a sewing machine (use a metafil needle and stitch slowly). Comes on cards.