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Shading represents the next very important production step. |
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For stitching petit, it is necessary to use only the finest silk gauze and not inferior material such as cotton. The silk gauze has to be strong, resistant, |
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The finest half-cross stitch is applied and normally can only be realized with the help of a magnifying glass. The finished product contains 11 to 22 stitches per centimeter, or up to 484 stitches per square centimeter (3.122 stitches per square inch)! |
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Bag frames are another important elements of our evening bags. These are being produced by Viennese craftsmen, and are chosen individually according |
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We are proud to present our products to you, and glad to provide an inside view on the small but glamorous world of Petit Point. |
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Welcome I About us I Products I About Petit Point I Brochures I Videos/Links I Contact / Map |
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History: Handstitchery is many centuries old and one of the finest arts, especially largepoint (large cross-
or halfcross stitcheries), which dates back to the early Middle Ages. Not until the Rococo epoch, do we see
a significant change in stitching techniques. That is when petit point arose from largepoint. Court ladies
and the great empress Maria Theresia herself adopted this fine art, and used to produce beautiful petit point embroidery themselves during their leisure time. The passion for Petit Point spread rapidly among
the Austrian bourgeoisie, especially the Viennese.