🧵️ Thread emoji
HTML
🧵
Unicode
U+1F9F5
What is 🧵️ called?
🧵️ is called the Thread emoji.
It is also known as sewing thread, thread spool, or cotton reel. These are natural common, regional, technical, or appearance-based terms rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is thread.
What does 🧵️ mean?
🧵 is officially named thread. A spool of thread, an essential component in sewing, embroidery, and textile work. Thread is used to join fabrics together, create decorative stitching, and repair clothing. It represents craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the traditional skills of needlework.
Use it for literal references to thread and for sewing, needlework, crafts, textile arts, clothing repair, connection. Artwork usually shows a spool of thread for sewing; “cotton reel” is common wording, though the fibre is not encoded. Related choices include 🎨 Artist palette and 🪡 Sewing needle.
Other meanings
It can mean sewing, needlework, crafts, textile arts, clothing repair, connection. Context determines whether a message is artistic, theatrical, craft-related, practical, or figurative.
Example Usage
Need to buy more thread for my embroidery project 🧵
The art, clothing, or accessories note includes thread 🧵
More details
Officially named thread. Its code point is U+1F9F5. It was introduced in Emoji 11.0.
Visual description
A wooden or plastic spool with colored thread wound around it, ready for sewing or crafting.
Artwork usually shows a spool of thread for sewing; “cotton reel” is common wording, though the fibre is not encoded. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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