rayonne et lurex couleur Uranus

Delicate, luminous, and sparkling, the Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Uranus color combines a lovely lilac tone with the brilliant shine of Lurex. This effect thread brings softness, light, and subtle reflections to embroidered creations.

Composed of 82% rayon and 18% Lurex, it combines the smooth and silky aspect of rayon with the sparkling reflections of Lurex. The light catches the thread and reveals small glimmers that change according to the orientation of the stitches and the lighting.

A delicate lilac with sparkling reflections

The color Uranus offers a soft and luminous lilac tone, enriched by the bright touches of Lurex.

This shade allows for the creation of delicate embroideries while adding a precious touch. It can be used alone to create a luminous pattern or combined with matte threads to play on contrasts of textures and shine.

The Rayonne-Lurex Uranus is particularly suitable for traditional needle embroidery as well as Lunéville crochet embroidery. It can be used to create a complete motif, highlight certain contours, or add occasional sparkling touches.

It also pairs very well with beads, sequins, rhinestones, cannetilles, and metallic threads, especially in art embroidery projects seeking refined and luminous effects.

Rayonne-Lurex – French manufacturing Méro

The Rayonne-Lurex Méro is an effect thread designed for embroidery. The combination of rayon and Lurex gives it a silky, shiny, and sparkling appearance.

Packaged on a spool, the thread offers approximately 250 meters for a weight of 25 g.

Characteristics

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

The Rayonne-Lurex Méro thread in Uranus color is ideal for adding a delicate lilac touch and beautiful sparkling reflections to embroideries. Used alone or combined with beads, sequins, and other decorative materials, it allows for the creation of refined compositions where color and light respond to each other.