Blue Sewing Threads: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 18, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Blue Sewing Threads, including options from Penny Linn. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Vineyard Silk C-238 Insignia Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-091 Captain's Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-237 Commodore Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-210 Polo Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-180 Pale Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Silk & Ivory 35 Slate Blue
Penny Linn
$9.00

Silk & Ivory 36 Admiral Blue
Penny Linn
$9.00

Vineyard Silk C-202 Blue Lake
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-114 French Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-092 Patriot Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Vineyard Silk C-214 Naples Blue
Penny Linn
$8.50

Neon Rays N106 Federal Blue
Penny Linn
$6.75

Neon Rays N123 Baby Blue
Penny Linn
$6.75

Neon Rays N139 Cornflower Blue
Penny Linn
$6.75

Silk & Ivory 197 Cadet Blue
Penny Linn
$9.00

Silk & Ivory Stardust 606 Blue Yonder
Penny Linn
$9.00

DMC 3 Pearl Cotton 336 Indigo Blue
Penny Linn
$3.25

DMC 3 Pearl Cotton 3325 Arctic Blue
Penny Linn
$3.25

Silk & Ivory 92 Blue Streak
Penny Linn
$9.00

DMC 3 Pearl Cotton 794 Baby Blue
Penny Linn
$3.25
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $3.25 to $9.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are sold in small spools and are marketed for embroidery, quilting and general sewing projects.
Common materials mentioned are silk, cotton and polyester blends, with names like Silk & Ivory, Vineyard Silk and DMC Pearl Cotton. The color descriptors include Insignia Blue, Pale Blue, Baby Blue and Cornflower Blue, giving a wide palette of shades.
When choosing a thread, check the fiber type for the intended fabric, look for a smooth finish that resists fraying, and verify that the spool size matches your machine or hand-sewing needs.
Questions
Are silk threads stronger than cotton threads?
Silk threads are generally smoother and have a higher tensile strength, but cotton threads are softer and work well with natural fabrics.
Do I need to match thread weight to my needle?
Yes, using a thread weight that matches the needle size helps prevent breakage and ensures even stitching.
Can I wash projects made with these threads?
Most polyester and cotton threads are machine-washable, while silk threads may require gentle hand washing.