Luminous thread(Glow in the dark yarn)
Release time: 2024-09-04
1. Luminous thread
1).Glow-in-the-dark thread is a special thread that glows in the dark when exposed to natural or artificial light.
2).Exposing the thread to a bright light for about 20 minutes will cause it to glow in the dark for about 10 hours.
3).Dark embroidery thread can absorb light and “charge” repeatedly.
4).This is a great way to add fun and personality to any of your embroidery projects.
5).16 popular pastel colors will give you more creative pattern options.
2. Wide range of applications
1).Glow-in-the-dark thread is very popular and can be used for Halloween costumes, safety supplies, stage costumes, pajamas, fashion costumes, Christmas decorations, pillowcases, cross-stitch and anywhere you want the glow effect to appear.
2).30WT (150D/2) strong thread, thicker than usual, 40wt thread can be widely used in machine embroidery, quilting, splicing, machine sewing, fine hand embroidery, etc.
3. How to get the best glow
1). It is important to “charge” your embroidery project by keeping it in the light.
2). Projects that typically feature dense stitches or multiple outline stitches will produce a better glow effect.
3). Using luminous light on some dark fabrics will bring amazing luminous effects.
4). Use only non-staining silicone spray or sewer aid to lubricate threads.
4. Skin-friendly materials
★ 100% first-class polyester material is skin-friendly! Even if you use our glow-in-the-dark embroidery machine silk on clothes that are skin-touching, you don’t have to worry about itching or other safety issues.
5.Instructions for use of luminous embroidery thread
1). Glow-in-the-dark embroidery thread is a bit tricky, we recommend using large eye needles such as Topstitch 90/14 & Organ HAX1 SP 90/14 to reduce friction.
2). Bleaching and steam ironing glow-in-the-dark threads are not recommended. Dry cleanable, but maximum temperature should not be higher than 176 degrees Fahrenheit.
3). The yarn can be cleaned, but please make sure the water temperature is no higher than 104°F.
