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Clear, bright, and delicately sparkling, the Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Frost color combines a brilliant white with the shiny reflections of Lurex. Its appearance recalls the play of light of frost and brings finesse and brightness to embroidered creations.

Composed of 82% rayon and 18% Lurex, this effect thread combines the silky aspect of rayon with the sparkling reflections of Lurex. It captures light particularly well and allows for the creation of luminous details without achieving the look of an entirely metallic thread.

A sparkling white to illuminate embroideries

The color Frost is particularly interesting for adding bright and luminous touches to a composition.

Its white tone combined with Lurex allows for effects reminiscent of ice, frost, snow, or simply small bursts of light. It can also be used to highlight certain details of a pattern or create contrast with more intense colors.

This thread is suitable for traditional needle embroidery as well as Lunéville crochet embroidery. It can be used alone or combined with matte threads to play on differences in texture and shine.

The Rayonne-Lurex Frost pairs particularly well with beads, sequins, rhinestones, cannetilles, and metallic threads. It is thus perfectly suited for creations seeking a luminous, delicate, or precious finish.

Rayonne-Lurex R302 – French manufacturing by Méro

The Rayonne-Lurex R302 is manufactured in France by Méro. The combination of rayon and Lurex gives the thread a silky, shiny, and sparkling appearance.

Packaged on a tube, it offers approximately 250 meters of thread for a weight of 25 g.

Characteristics

Manufacturer: Méro
Range: Rayonne-Lurex R302
Color: Frost
Color: white
Composition: 82% rayon – 18% Lurex
Aspect: silky, shiny, and sparkling
Packaging: tube
Weight: 25 g
Length: approximately 250 meters
Manufacturing: French
Usage: traditional needle embroidery, Lunéville crochet, and textile decorative work

The Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Frost color is ideal for adding delicate white and sparkling highlights to embroideries. Used alone or combined with beads, sequins, and other decorative materials, it allows for the creation of beautiful plays of light and particularly refined effects.