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Bien que les explications pour le montage de nos ouvrages figurent dans tous les kits que nous proposons, vous trouverez ici à nouveau toutes les astuces à connaître pour réussir le montage de nos ouvrages.
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.
Whatever you want to frame, the principle is the same. Here you will find an explanation for framing an embroidery with one of our pass-partouts, but you can use the same method for a frame, a box lid, etc…
Our metal buttons to cover can be covered with a small embroidered motif or any sort of fabric. They are extremely simple to cover, they just need a bit of precision when cutting the fabric to the right size.
We propose a large number of different embroidery projects, including our boxes to embroider. They are extremely simple to mount, but a few tips will give you an impeccable result.