Viscose embroidery thread color chart, Brother 9115555 - Madeira colors reference for viscose threads

Viscose embroidery thread color chart by Brother provides a clear visual reference of available Madeira viscose thread colors to help select matching shades for embroidery and sewing projects. The chart shows true-to-life color swatches and names to assist in planning designs, coordinating threads with fabrics, and ensuring consistent color choice across different production batches.

Advantages

This color chart simplifies color selection by presenting Madeira viscose thread shades side by side, reducing guesswork when matching threads to materials. It supports accurate planning for multicolor embroidery, helps maintain consistency between orders, and saves time that would otherwise be spent ordering and comparing individual spools. The printed swatches reflect commonly used viscose thread finishes and tones to facilitate reliable color coordination.

Suitable for

• Embroidery designers selecting thread palettes for digitized motifs
• Home sewers and craft enthusiasts matching thread to fabric and trim
• Production teams ensuring color consistency across garment batches
• Retailers and service providers advising customers on color choices

Key specifications

• Content: visual swatches of viscose embroidery thread colors
• Coverage: full range of shades within the referenced Madeira viscose collection
• Format: printed color chart with labeled color names for each swatch
• Purpose: reference tool for color matching and planning
• Compatibility: intended for use with viscose embroidery threads and related sewing applications

How to use

Compare the printed swatches on the chart directly against your fabric and thread samples under natural daylight for the most accurate color assessment. Use the labeled names to note selected shades when creating an embroidery palette or placing thread orders. Keep the chart in a flat, dry place to avoid fading or warping; when matching multiple items, view them together to ensure consistency across materials and lighting conditions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect color matches in the intended lighting and, when possible, verify selections with physical thread spools before final production runs to reduce color variation between batches.