Sewing pins with glass head featuring the rosette motif represents three girls embroidering "Maison Sajou - Fancy Work".
Darning wool, made by Sajou, can be used for mending or embroidery. Laine St. Pierre is a blend of wool and polyamide, giving it more strength and durability – so if you are darning your socks, your mend will be more likely to stand the test of time.
This yarn is composed of 4 strands that separate easily, offering flexibility in the thickness you choose to work with.
This red Sajou album N°916 shows the main stitches in traditional embroidery. The names are indicated in French, English and German.
A set of sharp darning needles made by Sajou presented in a booklet printed with an Art Nouveau motif.
High quality 100% waxed linen thread wrapped on a circular star card that keeps the thread organized between uses. This thread is perfect for bookbinding and hand stitching leather goods.
Traditional embroidery has always had a role in the world. It has always been a visual statement of skill. It has always been an expression of beauty. It has always worked to transform a plain piece of cloth into something extraordinary.
It's easy to express yourself through making. When you embellish with stitchwork it is as if you are drawing a line with thread. When you mend with ingenious thread-work it can be like a tiny floating weaving.