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Embroidery Floss Color Numbers DMC Embroidery Floss Article 117 Numerical Listing Color Description Color Description Color Description 01 White Tin 211 Light Lavender 451 Dark Shell Gray 02 Tin 221 Very Dark Shell Pink 452 Medium Shell Gray 03 Medium Tin 223 Light Shell Pink 453 Light Shell Gray 04 Dark Tin 224 Very Light Shell Pink 469 Avocado Green 05 Light Driftwood 225 Ultra Very Light Shell Pink 470 Light Avocado Green 06 Medium Light Driftwood 300 Very Dark Mahogany 471 Very Light Avocado Green 07 Driftwood 301 Medium Mahogany 472 Ultra Light Avocado Green 08 Dark Driftwood 304 Medium Red 498 Dark Red 09 Very Dark Cocoa 307 Lemon 500 Very Dark Blue Green 10 Very Light Tender Green 309 Ultra Very Dark Rose 501 Dark Blue Green 11 Light Tender Green 310 Black 502 Blue Green 12 Tender Green 311 Medium Navy Blue 503 Medium Blue Green 13 Medium Light Nile Green 312 Very Dark Baby Blue 504 Very Light Blue Green 14 Pale Apple Green 315 Medium Dark Antique Mauve 505 Jade Green 15 Apple Green 316 Medium Antique Mauve 517 Dark Wedgwood 16 Light Chartreuse 317 Pewter Gray 518 Light Wedgwood 17 Light Yellow Plum 318 Light Steel Gray 519 Sky Blue 18 Yellow Plum 319 Very Dark Pistachio Green 520 Dark Fern Green 19 Medium Light Autumn Gold 320 Medium Pistachio Green 522 Fern Green 20 Shrimp 321 Red 523 Light Fern Green 21 Light Alizarin 322 Dark Baby Blue 524 Very Light Fern Green 22 Alizarin 326 Very Dark Rose 535 Very Light Ash Gray 23 Apple Blossom 327 Dark Violet 543 Ultra Very Light Beige 24 White Lavender 333 Very Dark Blue Violet 550 Very Dark Violet 25 Ultra Light Lavender 334 Medium Baby Blue 552 Medium Violet 26 Pale Lavender 335 Rose 553 Violet 27 White Violet 336 Navy Blue 554 Light Violet 28 Medium Light Eggplant 340 Medium Blue Violet 561 Very Dark Jade 29 Eggplant 341 Light Blue Violet 562 Medium Jade 30 Medium Light Blueberry 347 Very Dark Salmon 563 Light Jade 31 Blueberry 349 Dark Coral 564 Very Light Jade 32 Dark Blueberry 350 Medium Coral 580 Dark Moss Green 33 Fuchsia 351 Coral 581 Moss Green 34 Dark Fuchsia 352 Light Coral 597 Turquoise 35 Very Dark Fuchsia 353 Peach 598 Light Turquoise 150 Ultra Very Dark Dusty Rose 355 Dark Terra Cotta 600 Very Dark Cranberry 151 Very Light Dusty Rose 356 Medium Terra Cotta 601 Dark Cranberry 152 Medium Light Shell Pink 367 Dark Pistachio Green 602 Medium Cranberry 153 Very Light Violet 368 Light Pistachio Green 603 Cranberry 154 Very Dark Grape 369 Very Light Pistachio Green 604 Light Cranberry 155 Medium Dark Blue Violet 370 Medium Mustard 605 Very Light Cranberry 156 Medium Light Blue Violet 371 Mustard 606 Bright Orange-Red 157 Very Light Cornflower Blue 372 Light Mustard 608 Bright Orange 158 Medium Very Dark Cornflower Blue 400 Dark Mahogany 610 Dark Drab Brown 159 Light Gray Blue 402 Very Light Mahogany 611 Drab Brown 160 Medium Gray Blue 407 Dark Desert Sand 612 Light Drab Brown 161 Gray Blue 413 Dark Pewter Gray 613 Very Light Drab Brown 162 Ultra Very Light Blue 414 Dark Steel Gray 632 Ultra Very Dark Desert Sand 163 Medium Caledon Green 415 Pearl Gray 640 Very Dark Beige Gray 164 Light Forest Green 420 Dark Hazelnut Brown 642 Dark Beige Gray 165 Very Light Moss Green 422 Light Hazelnut Brown 644 Medium Beige Gray 166 Medium Light Moss Green 433 Medium Brown 645 Very Dark Beaver Gray 167 Very Dark Yellow Beige 434 Light Brown 646 Dark Beaver Gray 168 Very Light Pewter 435 Very Light Brown 647 Medium Beaver Gray 169 Light Pewter 436 Tan 648 Light Beaver Gray 208 Very Dark Lavender 437 Light Tan 666 Bright Red 209 Dark Lavender 444 Dark Lemon 676 Light Old Gold 210 Medium Lavender 445 Light Lemon 677 Very Light Old Gold Numbering system exclusive to DMC ©1898 Issued January 2021 35 NEW COLORS MARKED IN BOLD 1 of3 DMC Embroidery Floss Article 117 Numerical Listing Color Description Color Description Color Description 680 Dark Old Gold 807 Peacock Blue 928 Very Light Gray Green 699 Green 809 Delft Blue 930 Dark Antique Blue 700 Bright Green 813 Light Blue 931 Medium Antique Blue 701 Light Green 814 Dark Garnet 932 Light Antique Blue 702 Kelly Green 815 Medium Garnet 934 Black Avocado Green 703 Chartreuse 816 Garnet 935 Dark Avocado Green 704 Bright Chartreuse 817 Very Dark Coral Red 936 Very Dark Avocado Green 712 Cream 818 Baby Pink 937 Medium Avocado Green 718 Plum 819 Light Baby Pink 938 Ultra Dark Coffee Brown 720 Dark Orange Spice 820 Very Dark Royal Blue 939 Very Dark Navy Blue 721 Medium Orange Spice 822 Light Beige Gray 943 Medium Aquamarine 722 Light Orange Spice 823 Dark Navy Blue 945 Tawny 725 Medium Light Topaz 824 Very Dark Blue 946 Medium Burnt Orange 726 Light Topaz 825 Dark Blue 947 Burnt Orange 727 Very Light Topaz 826 Medium Blue 948 Very Light Peach 728 Topaz 827 Very Light Blue 950 Light Desert Sand 729 Medium Old Gold 828 Ultra Very Light Sky Blue 951 Light Tawny 730 Very Dark Olive Green 829 Very Dark Golden Olive 954 Nile Green 731 Dark Olive Green 830 Dark Golden Olive 955 Light Nile Green 732 Olive Green 831 Medium Golden Olive 956 Geranium 733 Medium Olive Green 832 Golden Olive 957 Pale Geranium 734 Light Olive Green 833 Light Golden Olive 958 Dark Seagreen 738 Very Light Tan 834 Very Light Golden Olive 959 Medium Seagreen 739 Ultra Very Light Tan 838 Very Dark Beige Brown 961 Dark Dusty Rose 740 Tangerine 839 Dark Beige Brown 962 Medium Dusty Rose 741 Medium Tangerine 840 Medium Beige Brown 963 Ultra Very Light Dusty Rose 742 Light Tangerine 841 Light Beige Brown 964 Light Seagreen 743 Medium Yellow 842 Very Light Beige Brown 966 Medium Baby Green 744 Pale Yellow 844 Ultra Dark Beaver Gray 967 Very Light Apricot 745 Light Pale Yellow 869 Very Dark Hazelnut Brown 970 Light Pumpkin 746 Off White 890 Ultra Dark Pistachio Green 971 Pumpkin 747 Very Light Sky Blue 891 Dark Carnation 972 Deep Canary 754 Light Peach 892 Medium Carnation 973 Bright Canary 758 Very Light Terra Cotta 893 Light Carnation 975 Dark Golden Brown 760 Salmon 894 Very Light Carnation 976 Medium Golden Brown 761 Light Salmon 895 Very Dark Hunter Green 977 Light Golden Brown 762 Very Light Pearl Gray 898 Very Dark Coffee Brown 986 Very Dark Forest Green 772 Very Light Yellow Green 899 Medium Rose 987 Dark Forest Green 775 Very Light Baby Blue 900 Dark Burnt Orange 988 Medium Forest Green 776 Medium Pink 902 Very Dark Garnet 989 Forest Green 777 Very Dark Raspberry 904 Very Dark Parrot Green 991 Dark Aquamarine 778 Very Light Antique Mauve 905 Dark Parrot Green 992 Light Aquamarine 779 Dark Cocoa 906 Medium Parrot Green 993 Very Light Aquamarine 780 Ultra Very Dark Topaz 907 Light Parrot Green 995 Dark Electric Blue 781 Very Dark Topaz 909 Very Dark Emerald Green 996 Medium Electric Blue 782 Dark Topaz 910 Dark Emerald Green 3011 Dark Khaki Green 783 Medium Topaz 911 Medium Emerald Green 3012 Medium Khaki Green 791 Very Dark Cornflower Blue 912 Light Emerald Green 3013 Light Khaki Green 792 Dark Cornflower Blue 913 Medium Nile Green 3021 Very Dark Brown Gray 793 Medium Cornflower Blue 915 Dark Plum 3022 Medium Brown Gray 794 Light Cornflower Blue 917 Medium Plum 3023 Light Brown Gray 796 Dark Royal Blue 918 Dark Red Copper 3024 Very Light Brown Gray 797 Royal Blue 919 Red Copper 3031 Very Dark Mocha Brown 798 Dark Delft Blue 920 Medium Copper 3032 Medium Mocha Brown 799 Medium Delft Blue 921 Copper 3033 Very Light Mocha Brown 800 Pale Delft Blue 922 Light Copper 3041 Medium Antique Violet 801 Dark Coffee Brown 924 Very Dark Gray Green 3042 Light Antique Violet 803 Ultra Very Dark Baby Blue 926 Medium Gray Green 3045 Dark Yellow Beige Numbering system exclusive to DMC ©1898 Issued January 2021 35 NEW COLORS MARKED IN BOLD 2 of3 DMC Embroidery Floss Article 117 Numerical Listing Color Description Color Description Color Description 806 Medium Dark Wedgwood 3772 Very Dark Desert Sand 3846 Light Bright Turquoise 3047 Light Yellow Beige 927 Light Gray Green 3847 Dark Teal Green 3051 Dark Green Gray 3773 Medium Desert Sand 3046 Medium Yellow Beige 3052 Medium Green Gray 3774 Very Light Desert Sand 3848 Medium Teal Green 3053 Green Gray 3776 Light Mahogany 3849 Light Teal Green 3064 Desert Sand 3777 Very Dark Terra Cotta 3850 Dark Bright Green 3072 Very Light Beaver Gray 3778 Light Terra Cotta 3851 Light Bright Green 3078 Very Light Golden Yellow 3779 Very Light Rosewood 3852 Very Dark Straw 3325 Light Baby Blue. 3781 Dark Mocha Brown 3853 Dark Autumn Gold 3326 Light Rose 3782 Light Mocha Brown 3854 Medium Autumn Gold 3328 Dark Salmon 3787 Dark Brown Gray 3855 Light Autumn Gold 3340 Medium Apricot 3790 Ultra Dark Beige Gray 3856 Ultra Very Light Mahogany 3341 Apricot 3799 Very Dark Pewter Gray 3857 Dark Rosewood 3345 Dark Hunter Green 3801 Very Dark Melon 3858 Medium Rosewood 3346 Hunter Green 3802 Very Dark Antique Mauve 3859 Light Rosewood 3347 Medium Yellow Green 3803 Dark Mauve 3860 Cocoa 3348 Light Yellow Green 3804 Dark Cyclamen Pink 3861 Light Cocoa 3350 Ultra Dark Dusty Rose 3805 Cyclamen Pink 3862 Dark Mocha Beige 3354 Light Dusty Rose 3806 Light Cyclamen Pink 3863 Medium Mocha Beige 3362 Dark Pine Green 3807 Cornflower Blue 3864 Light Mocha Beige 3363 Medium Pine Green 3808 Ultra Very Dark Turquoise 3865 Winter White 3364 Pine Green 3809 Very Dark turquoise 3866 Ultra Very Light Mocha 3371 Black Brown 3810 Dark Turquoise B5200 Snow White 3607 Light Plum 3811 Very Light Turquoise ECRU Ecru 3608 Very Light Plum 3812 Very Dark Seagreen BLANC White 3609 Ultra Light Plum 3813 Light Blue Green 3685 Very Dark Mauve 3814 Aquamarine Variegated 3687 Mauve 3815 Dark Celadon Green Color Description 3688 Medium Mauve 3816 Celadon Green 48 Variegated Baby Pink 3689 Light Mauve 3817 Light Celadon Green 51 Variegated
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