Embroidery: An ancient art back in vogue
Thanks mainly to social media (e.g., Instagram or Pinterest), embroidery has become really hip again—especially in the boho and cottagecore styles. Names on clothing, your own designs on bags or wall hangings—embroidery is an easy way to make things unique.
Diversity of technology and materials
From classic cross stitch to French knots and flat stitch, every technique produces a different texture and effect. Thread on linen is the classic choice, but today embroidery is done on paper, leather, photos, and even metal. Mixed media is the way to go!
Good for the mind and soul
Embroidery slows you down. The repetitive movements and the gradual emergence of a motif are almost meditative. It helps reduce stress, promotes concentration, and trains fine motor skills. Many people experience a kind of flow state when embroidering—a complete immersion in the activity. It's a bit like puzzle fans or model builders.
Embroidery thread – the right material for your embroidery project
Without the right thread, embroidery simply won't work. Whether you're working with cross stitch, satin stitch, or knots, good embroidery thread ensures clean lines, bright colors, and long-lasting results.
Stick sets – complete sets for relaxed DIY projects
Want to get started right away? Our embroidery kits contain everything you need: yarn, needles, fabric, pattern—and sometimes even an embroidery hoop. Perfect for beginners or as a creative gift. With a kit, you can easily get started with embroidery.
