Cross stitch kit Marie-Antoinette tapestry large cushion
Référence: KIT_PDC_MUP_VERS_10 Ean: 3665546111121 Brand: Maison Sajou
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Cross stitch kit large cushion - Marie Antoinette's tapestry
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Embroidery kit in cross stitch - Marie Antoinette's tapestry large cushion - Museum and Heritage Collection
This is not a fabric, but a detail from a tapestry sewn in petit point by Marie-Antoinette and Madame Élisabeth (the youngest sister of Louis XVI). Sewn in fragments, first in the Tuileries prison and later at the Temple prison (from June 1791 to August 1792), the Duchess of Angoulême, during the reign of LouisXVIII, assembled all the pieces and added a border. As far as I know, this tapestry is not visible in the Palace of Versailles, but it was part of an exhibition at the nearby Domaine of Madame Élisabeth in 2013 (just a stone’s throw away from the Palace).
This chart is taken from our spectacular pattern dedicated to Marie-Antoinette. It is a part of a series of three.
Size of motif: 347 stitches wide by 266 stitches high. When embroidered on 12 count (per cm) linen, the finished project measures 57.8 x 44.3cm.
Size of finished cushion: 57.8 x 44.3cm.
This kit contains:
- full-colour pattern chart printed on two 60 x 28cm sheets of paper;
- a 70 x 50cm swatch of 12 count embroidery linen, colour mole;
- a 70 x 50cm swatch of Sajou 100% cotton fabric for the back;
- 17 cards of Retors du Nord embroidery thread n°s: 2004 x 3, 2023, 2028 x 2, 2033, 2042, 2227 x 2, 2469 x 2, 2567 x 2, 2570, 2615, 2876;
- a Sajou Créé par moi label (Made by me).
Presented in a Sajou cardboard reusable Sajou box.
The single embroidery pattern chart is also available. Discover our collection of Versailles and Marie-Antoinette themed products.
The single embroidery pattern chart is also available. Discover our collection of Versailles and Marie-Antoinette themed products.
Reviews about this product
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Of historical value if you have read the life of the last Queen of France, Madame Elisabeth and Madame Royale. A very fine work. (Translated review)
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Thank you (Translated review)