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You will find here some of the most common stitches in traditional embroidery – running stitch, back stitch, drop stitch, satin stitch, chain stitch, bullion stitch, stem stitch, blanket stitch etc…
Become part of the Sajou family by making your little monkey. Give him a name and take a photo of him in front of an iconic landmark of your town, one of your favourite places, on holiday, or even in an unexpected environment!
Embroider the motif of your choice, send it to us and, in September 2019 it will be assembled in a collective project which will be shown in exhibitions all over the world.
#SajouJardins Discover the kits created by Maison Sajou for each garden participating in the operation Embroider France’s Most Beautiful Gardens. Join in this collective project which will be assembled in September 2019. This initiative is a j [...]
Filet lace was one of the great innovations of the early 20th century. Handcraft magazines of the time published many models. One of the most popular – La Fontaine’s Fables.
With our choice of linen square colours, make your own embroidered cushions. The possibilities are endless and the cushions are extremely simple to put together. You can find explanations here.
Second part of instructions for making our famous Chambord plaid: the remaining squares to embroider and mounting tips.
The Chambord plaid is available as a complete kit. However, if you prefer to buy the elements bit by bit, click here to find out how.
Marie-Antoinette’s wardrobe with the fabrics, shoes and hairstyles, the laces and ribbons… are as much part of the heritage left by the queen as the sumptuous wall hangings in her residences at the Palace of Versailles and Petit Trianon.
This Marie-Antoinette embroidery evokes the Queen’s garments, the famous « À La Rose » portrait painted by her friend Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun and the places the sovereign left her mark at the Palace of Versailles.
In the first part, you discovered the wall hangings in the Private Apartments, the equestrian statue of Louis XIV and the silhouette of the Palace. Here is the Hall of Mirrors, the Queen’s Bedchamber and the kings and queens who lived in Versailles.
This embroidery evoking the Palace of Versailles is the sixth in our Museums and Heritage Collection. Treat yourself to the Hall of Mirrors, the Private Apartments and the treasures of the Palace in cross stitch.