The stitching possibilities
Distinguishable variations in the embroidery production
Important
technical terms are:
- Satin stitch embroidery - Plattstichstickerei
- Satin embroidery is one of the oldest arts of stitching. In contrast to the crank embroidery which consists of only one thread, satin embroidery consists of a lower and upper thread. Through these two threads a very high load capacity and durability is created. The satin stitching is transferable while the crank stitching is not transferable during restoration
- Effect gold embroidery -
Effektgoldstickerei (also
Lurex embroidery with real Platinum
and gold)
- Satin embroidery is one of the oldest arts of stitching. In contrast to the crank embroidery which consists of only one thread, satin embroidery consists of a lower and upper thread. Through these two threads a very high load capacity and durability is created. The satin stitching is transferable while the crank stitching is not transferable during restoration
- hand embroidery -
Handstickerei ((Cantilever embroidery)
- High embroidery or even cantillé embroidery (real gold) is handmade to the highest perfection. With a fine needle and thread a fine golden or Platinum
colored metal spiral is threaded and stitched.
A combination of all techniques creates a true work
of fine art!
