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- Aug 16, 2024 Inspiring Kreinik art on exhibit Get inspired to create something gorgeous made with Kreinik threads, or purchase one of the pieces on display at this art exhibit in Parkersburg, West Virginia, now through November 9, 2024.
- Aug 13, 2024 Cards and spools It was recently announced to Kreinik's wholesale customers that Kreinik metallic threads will soon be available wrapped on cards—similar to the way Rainbow Gallery's metallics are wrapped on cards. Retail shops can order either spools or cards for their customers.
- Jul 11, 2024 Home or shop inventory forms available Download inventory forms listing which colors come in which thread sizes so you can keep track of your Kreinik stash
- Apr 8, 2024 Orders on this site will be delayed Please note: We are moving from West Virginia to California, and right now no threads are being made. Any order placed on this site may take six weeks to get to you.
- Apr 3, 2024 Kreinik under new ownership Doug Kreinik is retiring, and the company is now owned by Rainbow Gallery.
Inspiring Kreinik art on exhibit
Get inspired to create something gorgeous made with Kreinik threads, or purchase one of the pieces on display at this art exhibit in Parkersburg, West Virginia, now through November 9, 2024.
The Parkersburg Art Center is honoring Kreinik with an exciting exhibit of cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery, quilting, crazy quilting, mixed media, jewelry, fiber art and more. Open to the public Tuesdays through Saturday. For more information visit the Parkersburg Art Center's web site, https://www.parkersburgartcenter.org/
Kreinik has been integral to industries ranging from personal needlework to church vestments, art installations, fashion houses like Kate Spade, and films such as Game of Thrones and Hocus Pocus 2. In addition, Kreinik fibers are used to make fly fishing lures. In April 2024, Doug Kreinik retired from the family business and sold it to Rainbow Gallery, a thread maker in Burbank, California. Rainbow Gallery will carry on the 50+ year tradition of making Kreinik threads for years to come.
