fil rayonne 300 couleur lavande

Soft, delicate, and luminous, the Rayonne 300 Méro color Lavender adds beautiful silky reflections to embroidery works. Its light mauve hue with a slight bluish tint allows for the creation of elegant, floral, or romantic compositions.

Made of 100% rayon, this thread has a particularly smooth and shiny surface. It captures light and reveals subtle changes in reflections depending on the orientation of the thread in the embroidery.

A soft and luminous lavender shade

The color Lavender is ideal for adding a delicate touch to textile creations. It naturally integrates into harmonies of mauves, purples, pinks, and blues, but can also be paired with ecru, gray, or green tones to create beautiful contrasts.

The shiny aspect of the Rayonne 300 highlights certain details of a composition and creates interesting plays of light in art embroidery and decorative embroidery works.

The Lavender color also pairs very well with beads, sequins, rhinestones, and metallic threads, especially silver ones, to create delicate and luminous compositions.

Rayonne 300 – French manufacturing by Méro

The Rayonne 300 is manufactured in France by Méro. It is packaged on a spool and offers approximately 750 meters of thread for 25 g.

Its silky and shiny appearance makes it a particularly interesting decorative thread for creations where color, reflections, and material contrasts contribute to the final rendering.

Characteristics

Manufacturer: Méro
Range: Rayonne 300
Color: Lavender
Composition: 100% rayon
Aspect: silky and shiny
Packaging: spool
Weight: 25 g
Length: approximately 750 meters
Manufacturing: French
Usage: embroidery and decorative textile works

The Rayonne 300 Méro color Lavender thread is a very nice choice for bringing softness, light, and elegance to embroideries. Its silky reflections particularly highlight floral motifs and compositions with delicate tones.

I have intentionally not indicated a manufacturer reference for Lavender, as we have not identified it with certainty in the current Méro palette. It’s safer for your product sheet.