DMC 747 Peacock Blue Very Light
DMC 747 Peacock Blue Very Light is a very light, bright, saturated teal & turquoise six-strand embroidery floss. On screen it is shown as hex #E5FCFD (RGB 229, 252, 253). If you stitch with other brands, the closest threads are Anchor 158, Sullivans 45188, J&P Coats 7053, Maxi Mouline 639. Teal & Turquoise shades like this are popular for sea, peacocks, tropical scenes and modern geometric designs.
DMC Stranded Cotton Thread #747 Peacock Blue Very Light – colour codes
| Hex | #E5FCFD | |
| Red | 229 | |
| Green | 252 | |
| Blue | 253 | |
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Similar DMC shades
The closest DMC colours to 747 – handy when you run out of a thread or want a gentle shade change.
Colours that go well with DMC 747
Picked with colour-wheel rules (complementary, analogous and triadic), matched to real DMC threads.
RGB #E5FCFD ✿
Click the Floss Name to find out the the most similar floss.| Color | DMC Name | DMC | Anchor | Sullivans | J&P Coats | Maxi Mouline | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Ultra Very Light | 162 | 128 | 45477 | 7053 | 538 | #DBECF5 | |
| Baby Blue Ultra Very Light | 3756 | 1037 | 45379 | 7975 | 103 | #EEFCFC | |
| Baby Blue Very Light | 775 | 128 | 45195 | 7031 | 639 | #D9EBF1 | |
| Baby Blue Pale | 3841 | 9159 | 45439 | 7053 | 538 | #CDDFED | |
| Antique Blue Ultra Very Light | 3753 | 1031 | 45377 | 7031 | 639 | #DBE2E9 | |
| Sky Blue Very Light | 828 | 9159 | 45229 | 7053 | 536 | #C5E8ED | |
| Sky Blue Light | 3761 | 928 | 45381 | 7053 | 636 | #ACD8E2 | |
| Peacock Blue Very Light | 747 | 158 | 45188 | 7053 | 639 | #E5FCFD | |
| Turquoise Very Light | 3811 | 1060 | 45408 | 7053 | 636 | #BCE3E6 |

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