How to get (copy&paste) the thread emoji

Adding the 🧵 Thread emoji to your messages is quick and easy with our website. Here’s how you can do it:

  • Copy the Emoji Using the Copy Button: Click the copy button next to the 🧵 Thread emoji on our page, and it will instantly copy to your clipboard.
  • Copy the Emoji Manually: Highlight the 🧵 Thread emoji with your cursor, right-click, and select ‘Copy.’ Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac).
  • Paste the Emoji: Navigate to the text field where you want to use the emoji, like in a message, social media post, or email. Right-click and select ‘Paste,’ or use Ctrl + V (Windows) or Command + V (Mac) to paste the emoji.

That’s it! You’ve successfully added the 🧵 Thread emoji to your message.

🧵 Thread Meaning

The “🧵 Thread” emoji represents a spool of thread, commonly used in sewing, embroidery, and other crafts. It symbolizes precision, detail, and handiwork. The 🧵 emoji is often used in conversations related to sewing projects, repairs, or creative endeavors like fashion design or DIY crafts. It can also be used metaphorically to indicate something intricately woven together, whether it’s a piece of fabric, a story, or a complex plan.

Text examples with 🧵 Thread

  1. “Sewing this new project with precision 🧵.”
  2. “Time to repair my favorite shirt 🧵 before it gets worse.”
  3. “I love working on detailed stitching 🧵 in my spare time.”
  4. “This dress is almost done, just need some final 🧵 touches.”
  5. “Hand-sewing is such a relaxing hobby 🧵.”
  6. “Can’t wait to see how this fabric turns out after stitching 🧵.”
  7. “I always keep some 🧵 with me for quick repairs.”
  8. “Crafting something beautiful with just a needle and 🧵.”
  9. “Knitting or sewing, 🧵 is essential for all my projects.”
  10. “This 🧵 adds the perfect finishing touch to my creation.”
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Combinations with 🧵 Thread emoji

  • : Thread with yarn represents knitting or crafting projects.
  • Example: “I just started knitting a new 🧶 scarf using some 🧵 thread.”
  • : Thread with scissors symbolizes sewing or making clothes.
  • Example: “I’m designing a custom dress for my friend ✂️ using 🧵 thread.”
  • : Thread with a needle represents clothing repair or tailoring.
  • Example: “It’s time to fix the button on my favorite shirt 🪡 using 🧵 thread.”
  • : Thread with an artist palette represents creativity and detailed crafting.
  • Example: “Adding finishing touches to my project 🧑‍🎨 with some 🧵 thread.”
  • : Thread with an elderly woman symbolizes hand-made knitting by a grandma.
  • Example: “My grandma made these cozy gloves 🧵 with so much love.”
  • : Thread with a needle suggests intricate and detailed work.
  • Example: “I’m working on a delicate embroidery piece 🪡 using 🧵 thread.”
  • : Thread with a package symbolizes being prepared with supplies for crafting.
  • Example: “I’ve got all the 🧵 thread and 📦 supplies ready for this project.”
  • : Thread with a briefcase suggests alterations or repairs to work clothes.
  • Example: “I’m getting my work clothes altered 💼 using some 🧵 thread today.”

Thread Emoji is associated

  • Sewing
  • Crafting
  • Precision
  • Tailoring
  • Repairs
  • Fashion design
  • DIY projects
  • Creativity
  • Detail work
  • Textile arts

Thread Emoji for Android, Iphone (IOS)

  • Android:
    • Design Style: On Android devices, the 🧵 Thread emoji is typically depicted as a spool of thread in various colors, often wrapped neatly around the spool. The design is simple, showcasing the thread and the spool it sits on.
    • Color: The thread is usually displayed in bright, solid colors like red, blue, or yellow, with a neutral-colored spool such as brown or gray.
  • iPhone (iOS):
    • Design Style: On iOS, the 🧵 Thread emoji appears as a detailed, polished spool of thread. The thread is wound tightly and has a slight shine, giving it a realistic and three-dimensional look.
    • Color: The thread is commonly shown in vibrant colors like red, blue, or pink, with a wooden or metallic spool that makes the emoji stand out visually.

🧵 emoji images

Thread
Google Noto Color Emoji 15.0
Thread
Google Android 11
Thread
Google Noto Emoji 15.0
Thread
OpenMoji OpenMoji 14.0
Thread
Twitter Twemoji 14.0

🧵 emoji History

Google

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean
Android 4.4 KitKat
Android 5.1 Lollipop
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
Android 7.1.1 Nougat
Android 8.0 Oreo
Android 9.0 Pie
Android 9.0 Pie
Android 10.0
Android 10.0
Android 11.0
Android 11.0
Android 12L
Android 12L
Noto Color Emoji 15.0
Noto Color Emoji 15.0
Noto Emoji 15.0
Noto Emoji 15.0

Mozilla

FxEmojis 1.7.9

OpenMoji

OpenMoji 13.1
OpenMoji 13.1
OpenMoji 14.0
OpenMoji 14.0

Twitter

Twemoji 2.3
Twemoji 12.1.5
Twemoji 12.1.5
Twemoji 13.1
Twemoji 13.1
Twemoji 14.0
Twemoji 14.0

🧵 emoji Unicode Data

Unicode Code Point(s) 🧵: U+1F9F5
Unicode Version Unicode 11.0
Emoji Version Emoji 11.0

🧵 emoji HTML, CSS and other codes

Shortcode (Discord) :thread:
Shortcode (GitHub) :thread:
Shortcode (Slack) :thread:
HTML Dec 🧵
HTML Hex 🧵
CSS �1F9F5
C, C++ & Python U0001f9f5
Java, JavaScript & JSON uD83EuDDF5
Perl x{1F9F5}
PHP & Ruby u{1F9F5}
Punycode xn--cw9h
URL Escape Code %F0%9F%A7%B5

🧵 emoji statistics