Bring the breathtaking beauty of our planet into your next quilting project with the Aurifil Earth Views: Oceans Thread Set, curated by retired NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg! Inspired by her hours spent looking down at the planet from 250 miles above the surface on the International Space Station, this designer collection features a stunning palette of changing ocean hues.
This premium set includes 5 small spools of Aurifil’s world-renowned 50wt thread (220 yards / 200 meters each). Made in Italy from 100% long-staple Egyptian cotton, 50wt is the absolute gold standard for piecing, subtle machine quilting, applique, and English Paper Piecing because it creates strong, incredibly flat seams.
Included Colors:
2720 (Light Delft Blue)
1126 (Blue Grey)
2745 (Midnight)
5006 (Light Turquoise)
4182 (Medium Turquoise)
“Orbiting Earth... I was continually struck by the remarkable shades of blue, ever changing with the angle of the sun and the distance from land. This collection represents some of my favorite Ocean hues.” – Karen Nyberg
Bring the breathtaking beauty of our planet into your next quilting project with the Aurifil Earth Views: Oceans Thread Set, curated by retired NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg! Inspired by her hours spent looking down at the planet from 250 miles above the surface on the International Space Station, this designer collection features a stunning palette of changing ocean hues.
This premium set includes 5 small spools of Aurifil’s world-renowned 50wt thread (220 yards / 200 meters each). Made in Italy from 100% long-staple Egyptian cotton, 50wt is the absolute gold standard for piecing, subtle machine quilting, applique, and English Paper Piecing because it creates strong, incredibly flat seams.
Included Colors:
2720 (Light Delft Blue)
1126 (Blue Grey)
2745 (Midnight)
5006 (Light Turquoise)
4182 (Medium Turquoise)
“Orbiting Earth... I was continually struck by the remarkable shades of blue, ever changing with the angle of the sun and the distance from land. This collection represents some of my favorite Ocean hues.” – Karen Nyberg
