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  by ssarner 09 Nov 2009
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Does anyone know the thread to embroider bear skin, then brush the skin part and it will turn fury? Just can remember where I saw long time ago. Thanks in advance.

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    by mops 10 Nov 2009
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    Here it's called Madeira Burmilana, it's not a 'normal' 40 thread, but a #12, so it needs a needle with a larger eye and a not to dense design. It is an acryl/wool mix, so it stands up to washing. I use a small copper-wire brush, obtainable from any hardware store.

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    ssarner by ssarner 13 Nov 2009     

    Very good to know.

      
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    by ssarner 13 Nov 2009
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    Today, I went to Birmingham and brought 6 spools. Will try the coming week.

      
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    by mpo14011 09 Nov 2009
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    Here is a picture of a bear I stitched in Madeira Lana. You need to use a needle with a larger eye, but stitch it as normal.
    If you don't have a Madeira Lana brush, a bit of the rough piece of Velcro works fine.
    And you can brush it until you are happy with the result.

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    ssarner by ssarner 13 Nov 2009     

    Thank you Ricky.

      
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    by lbrow 09 Nov 2009
    +1

    I see that Maderia has the right quality, glad u asked this cause I had wondered about it myself. thanks *

      
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    by shirlener88 09 Nov 2009
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    I see you got your answer - was just going to tell you - good luck on your project with bear fur. *4U

      
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    by mpo14011 09 Nov 2009
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    Madeira Lana

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    ssarner by ssarner 09 Nov 2009     

    Thank you. Madeira has some good quality thread.

      
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