Sajou Museum & Heritage Toile du Jouy Manufacture Embroidery Chart- The Maddering Charts it is well suited to

it is well suited to experienced stitchers or ambitious makers who enjoy working on substantial heritage projects

Delightful French vintage style Sajou books of 40 needles

A standout feature is its hand woven draw loom construction

waistcoats and sashes

This makes it suitable for cross-stitch

Sajou Museum & Heritage Toile du Jouy Manufacture Embroidery Chart- The Maddering Charts it is well suited toA beautiful, large Sajou cross stitch chart showing scenes of the maddering stage of producing the colours of Toile du Jouy in Jouy en Josas. The process of maddering both fixes and reveals certain colours and obtains colours that are called 'bon tient' or colourfast. The fabrics are soaked in a bath of rose madder, which is the root of a plant that is known for the red colour. Maddering develops the colours depending on which fixative is used, and