Key features:
- Helps reduce knots/stray fibers and static from thread
- 6 different scents in each sample pack
- Made with organic beeswax
- Easy to store and travel with
- Try a range of scents instead of committing to one single scent in a full size tin
- Each sample will last for 2-3 small projects or 1 medium sized one.
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Detailed features:

Want to try my scented thread conditioner, but unsure as to what scent you want or even if thread conditioner is for you? Try one of these sample packs! Each pack contains 6 trial sized blocks of thread conditioner in 6 mini containers with labels, along with a copy of the guide/usage info seen in the last image. A single trial size block is about half an inch thick and should be enough to work on about 2-3 small, or up to 1 medium/large hand sewing/stitching projects depending on the stitches needed for said project. Perfect for trying out a scent or the product without committing to an entire full size tin!

Please select the sample pack you would like from the drop down menu. More details about the scents in each pack can be found below and in the extra images.

Thread Conditioner is a simple yet powerful tool for the hand sewer. When used properly, it can help remove static, tame stray fibers, and reduce the appearance/frustration of knots. It has absolutely changed how well my embroidery pieces turn out as they work up faster and overall lay nicer as I stitch. While I use it for my embroidery work, it can be used for any hand sewing thread/activity. Why scented? I like how it helps theme my projects in an aromatherapy kinda way.
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Sample Pack Options:
- Calm & Clean: Clean Citrus, Lavender Vanilla, Kingdom of Zeal, Coconut Lime Verbena, Tea & Cookies, and Winter Witch
- Musky & Earthy: Bookworm, Prancing Pony, Forest Glen, Lost Woods, Fresh Pine, and Gandalf's Pipe.
- Most Popular: Bookworm, Clean Citrus, Apple Chaider, Lavender Vanilla, Coconut Lime Verbena, and Prancing Pony.
- Foodie: Second Breakfast, Apple Chaider, Cranberry Pomegranate Chutney, Lembas Bread, Coffeehouse, and Pumpkin Spice
- Fantastically Floral: Secret Garden, Wildflower Meadow, Lavender Vanilla, Rosewater, Lilac Bush, Sakura Blossom

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Detailed Scent Descriptions
- Unscented: No fragrances added. Just the very slight sweet/honey smell from the beeswax.
- Apple Chaider: Designed after my favorite Fall drink, this smells like fall. Strong and spicy. Apple mixed with chai spices like cinnamon, ginger, and cardamon.
- Boardwalk Carnival: Modeled after summers at the beach side carnival. Sweet and a bit Savory. Fried Funnel Cake/Churro, Sea Saly, and Fresh Cut Wood.
- Bookworm: This scent makes me think of old libraries. Musky and earthy. Sandalwood, musk, pine, and a hint of vanilla.
- Buttermint: Smells like the candy it's named for. Light and sweet. Smooth peppermint with sweet vanilla.
- Clean Citrus: Smells like a freshly cleaned house. Light and clean. Citrus fruit blend with freshly washed laundry.
- Coconut Lime Verbena: My favorite scent in any form. Light and sweet. Smells just like a tropical summer, and just like it's named. Coconut, Lime, with verbena.
- Coffeehouse: Like sitting in a local coffee shop. Strong Coffee and Sweet. Fresh Coffee, Sweet Pastries, and a hint of Pine.
- Cranberry Pomegranate Chutney: Smells just like the tasty side dish. Fruity and Sweet. Cranberry, Pomegranate, Sugar, Vanilla.
- Forest Glenn: An open field in the woods. Heavy and earthy. Fresh grass, dirt, with cedar and pine undertones.
- Fresh Pine: Smells just like a freshly cut pine tree. Strong and woody.
- Gandalf's Pipe: Like sitting in the room with a pipe smoker. Musky and Smokey. Sweet tobacco, smoke, cedar, and a bit of musk.
- Hyrule Field: Open fields and fresh flowers. Earthy and Floral. Fresh grass, Silent Princess flowers, and a hint of dirt.
- Kingdom of Zeal: The air at a magical flying Kingdom. Light and Floral. Fresh air, grass, with a hint of floral and citrus.
- Lavender Vanilla: A nice calming scent. Light and floral. Lavender toned down with vanilla and just a hint of almond.
- Lembas Bread: A spiced and slightly sweet bread. Sweet and Spicy. Oats, Honey, Spices, Cookies, and Vanilla.
- Lilac Bush: A fully bloomed Lilac bush. Light and floral.
- Lost Woods: A mysterious, old and dark forest. Very Earthy with Musk and a hint of Floral. Mahogany, Cedar, Herbs, Dirt, Grass and Musk.
- Orange Honeycomb: A delicate Sweetness. Sweet and lightly floral. Orange, Honey, and Vanilla.
- Prancing Pony: Modeled after old buildings in places like colonial Williamsburg. Strong and Musky. Teakwood, Mahogany, Patchouli, Musk, Vanilla, and Smoke.
- Rosewater: Rose petals crushed in water like a natural perfume. Heavy floral.
- Sakura Blossom: Fully bloomed cherry blossom tree. Light and Floral.
- Tea & Cookies: A cup of green tea with sugar cookies. Floral and Sweet. Green Tea, lemon, with vanilla undertones.
- Besaid Beach: Smells like the ocean shore. Strong and Salty. Sea Salt, Sand, Vetiver, Verbena, and a hint of Citrus.
- Pumpkin Spice: Everyone's favorite fall spice blend. Sweet and Spicy. Classic Pumpkin Pie Spice Blend with a dash of sweet Vanilla.
- White Winter Witch: Woodsy and Clean, This scent smells like a winter forest. Pine, Fir, and Balsam evergreen trees, night air, and a hint of cranberry.
- Secret Garden: A garden in full bloom. Heavy and Floral. A mix of flowers like Rose and Lotus, with earthy notes of grass and dirt.
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To use, simply place your thread down on the wax bed and gently, press down on it with your thumb. Then using your other hand, grab the end of the thread and slowly pull. The aim is for a light coating as a little goes a long way and too much can cause some colors to look dull/waxy. After it has been completely pulled through, run pinched fingers along the thread to spread the wax along and ensure an even coating. Should you see any waxy/dull/matte patches left, that just means it was coated a little thicker in that spot or that your fingers are cold. Run the area through your pinched fingers a few times to heat/melt it and disperse it around.