Sajou Museum & Heritage Toile du Jouy Manufacture Embroidery Kit- The Printing Fil au Chinois Stitching Thread The blades are bevelled and

The blades are bevelled and the sharp cutting edges ensure a perfect cut

Size of finished cushion: 57

There are six needle cases

or display surface

and prove his skill as a scissor maker and his potential for being able to provide for the daughter before asking for her hand in marriage

Sajou Museum & Heritage Toile du Jouy Manufacture Embroidery Kit- The Printing Fil au Chinois Stitching Thread The blades are bevelled andA beautiful, large Sajou cross stitch kit showing scenes of the printing stage of producing the colours of Toile du Jouy in Jouy en Josas. The scene in the chart shows the men using a plank of engraved wood, a technique that was used from the start of the production of 'Les Indiennes' (Chintz) in France. Printing on copper sheets was possible from 1770 and this technique was further enhanced with the use of copper rollers, a technique imported from