Sue Spargo LN50 Parchment Wool Solid 
Classic Colorworks CCT-077 Cashmere 
Classic Colorworks CCT-054 Frozen Margarita 
Sue Spargo Ellana #12 EN15 Sagebrush 
Classic Colorworks CCT-013 Finley Gold 
Weeks Dye Works 2280 Emma's Pink 
Aurifil 4012 - 50 Wt 100% Cot 200m 
Aurifil 2515 - 50 Wt 100% Cot 200m 
Appletons 151 Crewel Wool Mid Blue 
Renaissance Ribbon Bag Pattern 
Au Ver a Soie 122 Soie d Alger 
Appletons 106 Crewel Wool Purple 
Classic Colorworks CCT-14 Ginger Snap 
Appletons 105 Crewel Wool Purple 
Classic Colorworks CCT-041 Sunkissed 
Weeks Dye Works 1115 Banana Popsicle 
Classic Colorworks CCT-003 Bamboo 
Wool Blend Felt - Mint Leaf 0701 
Kingston Fat Quarter 55 Count Cream Linen 
Au Ver a Soie 135 Soie d Alger 
Lily - Animal Crackers 
Au Ver a Soie 114 Soie d Alger 
The Queen's Garden Black Printed Velvet Border 5" 
Appletons 144 Crewel Wool Dull Rose Pink 
Classic Colorworks CCT-072 Sunshine Girl 
Classic Colorworks CCT-024 Pink Posey 
Gentle Art Sampler Threads 0150 Evergreen 
DMC 501 Stranded Cotton 
Sue Spargo Ellana #12 EN22 Raspberry 
Bridget Power 1840 by Gigi R Designs 
Appletons 125 Crewel Wool Terra Cotta 
DMC 224 Perle #12 
Appletons 145 Crewel Wool Dull Rose Pink 
Sue Spargo Ellana #12 EN16 Pine Needle 
Wool Blend Felt - Autumn Twilight 2002 
Olfa Rotating 12" Mat 
DMC 702 Stranded Cotton 
Appletons 152 Crewel Wool Mid Blue 
MT 1810 by Gigi R Designs 
Appletons 422 Crewel Wool Leaf Green 
12 Berries of Christmas - 1 
DMC 402 Stranded Cotton 
DMC 3799 Stranded Cotton 
Sewline Fabric Pencil - green lead 
DMC 792 Stranded Cotton 
DMC 646 Stranded Cotton 
Classic Colorworks CCT-034 Cherry Tomato 
Classic Colorworks CCT-067 Fallen Leaves 
Classic Colorworks CCT-095 Bejeweled 
Sue Spargo Eleganza Perle #8 EZM28 Go Getter 
Description
50 metre spool of silk.
Au Ver a Soie Soie 100/3 is a single ply highly twisted spun silk for embroidery, counted thread, canvaswork and hand, machine and long-arm quilting. The color number system is identical to Soie Perlee, but different from Soie d’Alger.
The shades are different than Soie d’Alger and it greatly expands the range of color selection in shades not generally seen in other company’s thread lines for embroidery. The thickness of the thread is slightly finer than a single ply of Soie d’Alger. The top and bottom of the spool lift up for ease in securing the thread.
