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Glide 40 - 269 Colors No Glide 40 - 269 colors No. Color 1K 5K L M No. Color 1K 5K L M No. Color 1K 5K L M 1BLK3 shadow 21615sienna 32757Federal 1BLK7 storm 21685sepia 32767deep sea 10CG3 cool grey 3 22336 hickory 32965 navy 10CG6Fog 24515 Cleopatra 32975 light turquoise 10CG7cool grey 7 24525 khaki 33015 electric 10CG9cool grey 9 24535 shell 35405 zaffre 10WG1linen 24625brunette 37457cloud 10WG4warm grey 4 24635 bark 37468 ocean 10WG6warm grey 6 24655 light tan 37474 aquamarine 1CG11lead grey 24665 camel 38201 steel blue 1WG11warm grey 11 24675 cork 40249iris 10000 white 24705 cocoa 40255 violet 10002 super white 27403 buttermilk 40265 grape 10401 German granite 27407 military gold 40437 dusty plum 10424 medium grey 27500 wheat 40522 tabriz orchid 10429coin 27501sand dune 40528mulberry 10430 battleship 27504 coffee 40666 wisteria 10431 titanium 27508 butterscotch 42562 periwinkle 10435 flint 27518 coffee bean 42577 lavender 10536silver 27521chestnut 42583viking 10643mercury 27523Auburn 42587damson 10877sterling 27596brownie 42607raven 11001black 29181latte 42635amethyst 15285slate 30001rock navy 42655lilac 15295 anchor 30281 blue berry 42715 eggplant 15497nickel 30283azure 42736fandango 17443 bone 30284 Hawaiian blue 45115 wine 17530husky 30286empire 47440teaberry 17543 light grey 30287 Bombay 47452 haze 20001 cream 30288 bright blue 50021 safety orange 20005 pearl 30290 baby blue 50138 bronze 20125 ginger new 30296 midnight navy 50144 halloween 20140leather 30308cerulean 50158mars 20160 mahogany 30317 magic mint 50170 salmon 20464 medium brown 30532 eclipse 50172 autumn 20466 sand 30533 presidential 50173 firestorm 20467caramel 30534denim 50174rust 20468 biscotti 30632 robin Egg 50473 peach 20469 chocolate 30644 graphite 50712 strawberry blonde 20470hazel 30646sky 51365pumpkin seed 20474 apricot blush 30647 cobalt 51585 lava 20476 dark brown 30654 Admiral 51625 coral 20478 rust brown 30655 captain navy 51655 oriole 20727 mocha 30659 blizzard 51675 burnt orange 20730 light copper 30660 bluejay 57579 marmalade 20872Vegas gold 30661royal 60323teal 21245dijon 32237lagoon 60335Irish spring 21255 antique 32382 Air Force blue 60343 Christmas pine Glide 40 - 269 colors No. Color 1K 5K L M No. Color 1K 5K L M No. Color 1K 5K L M 60345 mint 70178 papaya 80115 sunshine 60349viridian 70179tomato 80116mango 60350 totem green 70182 cotton candy 80120 cornflower 60355forest 70186sultry 80123canary 60357jade 70187ruby 80125honey gold 60362turf 70189pink 80130marigold 60371 aloe 70193 raspberry 80131 desert sunset 60376 kryptonite 70194 Carmine 80132 penny 60382 avocado 70195 chianti 80134 buttercup 60389limerick 70199desire 80135jubilee 60398 split pea 70200 Fil-Tec 80137 bright gold 60418 army 70202 light burgundy 80143 medallion 60556 sea mist 70205 rhododendron 80151 pumpkin 60557thyme 70206apple 80607lemon ice 60566 pale mist 70207 cranberry 80614 chiffon 60574 soldier green 70208 hokies 80809 citron yellow 60576 willow 70209 maroon 81225 west point 60580 celery 70211 flamingo 82010 flame 60618 prickly pear 70212 magenta 87406 daffodil new 60623 pistachio 70214 blossom 87499 yellow whisper 60624 mint julep 70215 fuchsia 90177 peppermint 60627 evergreen 70217 pink lemonade 90186 candy apple red 60802 chartreuse 70485 Jamaica sun 90256 peacock 61265 fool's gold 70490 cabernet 90278 tar heel 63268 sprout 70504 bordeaux 90284 tropical 63282 mermaid 70703 monarch 90285 pacific 63415jungle 70705pink rose 90320aqua 63425 emerald 70812 hot pink 90321 ocean breeze 65473 persian 71788 Arizona sky 90360 neon green 65483 tidewater 71795 valentine 90366 key lime 65513 cool mint 71797 Imperial red 90811 neon orange 65555 basil 71935 wildflower 90812 hope 65615 olive 72039 azalea new 91355 cantaloupe 65625fern 75005mauve 91375tangerine 65743mossy 77421merlot 91505blaze 65825 light olive 77424 passion 91787 lip stick 67472 sea green 77427 garnet 92985 dark aqua 67476 midnight storm 77432 purple rose 92995 marine 67482 shamrock 77637 pinot 97494 sea foam 67489kiwi 80101lemon 70001 cardinal 80107 mellow new 70032 cherry 80108 bright yellow Compliments of 70177 tango 80114 daisy 3 Dogs Quilting - Canada's Initial Fil-Tec/Glide thread dealer. Check out our on-line store for fast thread shopping and shipping in Canada. 613-866-2992 [email protected] www.3dogsquilting.ca.
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