Various Types of Metallic Threads Online

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Metallic thread are known to spice up any embroidery work. Any simple design or pattern can be made phenomenal with the touch of these beautiful threads. They are perfect when it comes to making traditional embroidery designs on sarees, suits, etc. They are also used for embellishing Indo-western clothes. In this blog, we are going to learn about various types of metallic threads that you must own and add to your embroidery collection today.
1) Zari Thread: Zari is the most famous metallic thread. It is a beautiful thread which has a cotton core and a metallic thread wrapped on the cotton core. This thread not only looks beautiful but is elegant too. You are going to love the varieties and colors available in this. Zari metallic thread is used by designers all around the world. This thread can be used for both machine and hand embroidery. It is also highly used in jewelry making and crafting.

2) Flat Metallic Badla Thread: This thread is flat and thin. It is can be used for embellishing various garments and lifestyle items. It comes in many beautiful colors and you are going to love the amount of shine they will provide to your designs. You can use these for doing hand embroidery with zardosi and aari needle.

3) Badla Dori/ Metallic Braided Cord: They are the most versatile thread of all. Not only they are perfect thread for embroidery but they can also be used for doing craft work. You can also find different types of metallic cord can be easily sewn on any fabric. I am sure you are going to love how these cords and threads will make your designs shine.

So, these are the various types of metallic threads that you must own. You can buy these all metallic threads online at wholesale prices on your favourate embroidery material store embroiderymaterial.com.

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