4516 Forêt Noire

Deep, natural, and mysterious, the DMC Coloris 4516 Black Forest is a multicolored embroidery thread whose harmony evokes the changing shades of a dense, shaded forest.

It combines four distinct and harmonious colors in a single skein. The different shades follow one another directly along the thread in short sequences of about 5 cm, naturally creating color variations as you embroider.

A deep harmony inspired by the forest

The color 4516 Black Forest offers a palette with deep, plant-like, and natural tones. The color changes give the thread a lively appearance that recalls the various shades of an undergrowth, foliage, and forest landscapes.

This harmony is particularly suitable for trees, foliage, landscapes, animals, plant motifs, autumn compositions, and nature-inspired creations. It can also add depth and contrast to geometric or contemporary patterns.

The uniqueness of DMC Mouliné Coloris lies in the combination of four colors within the same thread. The close changes allow for natural relief and movement without having to constantly change skeins.

A DMC mouliné with 6 separable strands

The DMC Coloris consists of 6 easily separable strands. The number of strands can thus be adapted 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 preserve the succession of colors and fully enjoy the multicolored effect.

Features

Brand: DMC
Range: Mouliné Coloris
Reference: 4516
Color: Black Forest
Dominant shades: deep, plant-like, and natural tones
Composition: 100% cotton
Structure: 6 separable strands
Length: 8 meters
Variation: color sequences of about 5 cm
Effect: multicolored – 4 distinct and harmonious colors
Appearance: soft and luminous
Uses: cross-stitch, traditional embroidery, and decorative needlework

The DMC Coloris 4516 Black Forest is ideal for adding depth, shades, and movement to embroidered creations. Its four colors evolve naturally through the stitches and give plant motifs and landscapes a particularly rich and vibrant appearance.