Warm, natural, and harmoniously nuanced, the DMC Coloris 4518 Cottage is a multicolored embroidery thread combining four complementary shades with accents of brown, rosy beige, khaki green, and deep red.
This palette evokes a warm and authentic atmosphere, inspired by the colors of nature and the traditional world of cottages.
The different colors succeed each other directly along the thread in short sequences of about 5 cm, naturally creating variations in shades as the embroidery progresses.
A warm and natural palette
The color 4518 Cottage combines four references from the DMC palette: 779, 3861, 3051, and 815. This combination creates a harmony that is both soft, deep, and contrasted.
Its natural tones are particularly interesting for floral and botanical patterns, landscapes, houses, traditional motifs, autumn creations, or country-style compositions.
The uniqueness of the DMC Coloris Mouliné lies in the combination of four different colors within a single skein. The shades thus appear gradually in the stitches without having to constantly change threads.
A DMC mouliné with 6 separable strands
The DMC Coloris consists of 6 easily separable strands. The number of strands can be adjusted according to the fabric, the stitch being made, and the desired effect.
It is particularly suitable for cross-stitch, traditional embroidery, and decorative needlework.
For cross-stitch, completing each stitch fully before moving on to the next helps to better maintain the progression of colors and fully enjoy the multicolored effect.
Features
Brand: DMC
Range: Mouliné Coloris
Reference: 4518
Color: Cottage
Associated DMC colors: 779, 3861, 3051, and 815
Shades: brown, rosy beige, khaki green, and deep red
Composition: 100% cotton
Structure: 6 separable strands
Length: 8 meters
Variation: color change approximately every 5 cm
Effect: multicolored – 4 complementary colors
Aspect: soft and bright
Uses: cross-stitch, traditional embroidery, and decorative needlework
The DMC Coloris 4518 Cottage is ideal for adding warm and natural shades to embroidered creations. Its blend of brown, green, and red tones evolves with each stitch and allows for the easy creation of patterns rich in depth, contrast, and movement.
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