Brilliant, luminous, and sparkling, the Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Pulsar color is a particularly interesting effect thread to bring shine and relief to embroidered creations.
Composed of 82% rayon and 18% Lurex, it combines the silky appearance of rayon with the sparkling reflections of Lurex. This combination allows the thread to capture light and reveal subtle glimmers depending on the orientation of the stitches and the lighting.
A sparkling thread to play with light effects
The color Pulsar easily introduces bright touches into a textile composition.
It can be used alone to create a shiny pattern or combined with more matte threads to create contrasts between textures and different levels of shine.
The Rayonne-Lurex is particularly suitable for traditional needle embroidery as well as Lunéville crochet embroidery. It can be used to work a complete pattern, highlight certain details, or simply add a few sparkling touches to a creation.
The Pulsar thread also pairs very well with beads, sequins, rhinestones, cannetilles, and metallic threads, especially in art embroidery projects seeking precious and luminous effects.
Rayonne-Lurex – French manufacturing Méro
The Rayonne-Lurex Méro combines rayon and Lurex to obtain an effect thread that is both silky, shiny, and sparkling.
Packaged on a spool, it offers about 250 meters of thread for a weight of 25 g.
Characteristics
Manufacturer: Méro
Range: Rayonne-Lurex
Color: Pulsar
Composition: 82% rayon – 18% Lurex
Aspect: silky, shiny, and sparkling
Packaging: spool
Weight: 25 g
Length: about 250 meters
Manufacturing: French
Usage: traditional needle embroidery, Lunéville crochet, and decorative textile work
The Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Pulsar color brings shine, light, and sparkling reflections to embroideries. Used alone or combined with beads, sequins, and other decorative materials, it enriches creations with subtle shiny effects and highlights the details of the pattern.
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