Another advantage of a real thread colour card is that you can use it for colour conversion across brands of threads, DMC to Anchor to J&P Coats to Kreinik and many many more. Mouliné embroidery thread is available in a wide range of colours, making it a popular choice for cross-stitch embroidery projects. The DMC color chart is often used in conjunction with embroidery patterns. These pattern designs specify the colors of threads to use for each part of the design. By using the DMC color chart, embroiderers can easily find the corresponding thread color for each part of the design.

The DMC colour chart is an essential tool for any professional or amateur embroiderer. It is a sample of all embroidery thread colours available on the market and is even used by its competitors who use it to create their own threads.When you look at your Diamond Art Club® canvas, you will see a key that assigns a DMC number to each symbol. This lets you know which color of diamond drill to anchor in place in the corresponding spot on the chart. All you need to do from there is find the bag of beads with the right number and put them where they belong.

It is imperative to complete your piece of cross stitch work using thread or floss from the same manufacturer to ensure that there is no variation in colour of the finished article. Moreover, when embroidering with mouliné thread, it is important to work with strands of the appropriate length. If your thread strands are too short, you will need to connect them frequently, which can create knots and bumps in your embroidery. If your thread strands are too long, they can get tangled and create problems during embroidery. That's why it seemed important to us to provide you with the appropriate length in your kit to work effectively on your cross-stitch embroidery. Please note that this chart should only be used as a guide. A "*" indicates the shade has been used more than once and care needs to be taken to ensure duplication within a design is avoided.You can also use your DMC color chart to cross-reference diamonds from other companies that don’t use DMC numbers . While many brands have embraced this system, some have their own systems for numbering their colors. With a DMC color chart , you can compare the drills from these other brands and determine which DMC number they correspond with. They most definitely are not chosen at random. In fact, the drills used in every Diamond Art Club® kit are identified and labeled using DMC color codes, which correspond with various colors of embroidery floss . In this blog post, we’re going to help you better understand the DMC color chart for diamond painting and why we use it for our diamond art kits. Let’s go!