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"From a simple thread of wool, an Art work is born" |
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| DMC.® Dollfus Mieg & Cie. |
| Tapestry from France to the DMC® Medici Wool threads |
| NOTICE: Tapisserie de France® is now the sole distributor of the Medici wool ! |
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The company DMC® made and dyed since centuries the wool in its own manufacture to Mulhouse. Since origin Wool and Silk have alone been employed to do Needlepoint Tapestries. The wool presents the advantage of the longevity; Even more today since it is mothproof and colorfast. Thanks to the possibility to add or to remove single strand thread to its needle, the Medici wool allows to use all types and sizes of canvas. For 14 count straight stitches in bargello use 3 strands, for regular needlepoint half stitch use 2 strands. By its softness its smoothness its facility of utilization its colors and its texture makes is an incomparable matter. |
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| The brand & the name "DMC" are registered by Dollfus Mieg & Cie. |
| A beautifully soft, crewel-type wool, ideal for various needlework applications, including needlepoint, cross-stitch and crewel embroidery. This versatile thread
can be worked with a single strand for delicate stitching results. Or several strands can be combined to create a thicker yarn for use on larger count canvases
in needlepoint. DMC Medici Wool, made of 100% premium wool fibers, is available in subtle shades, and is colorfast and mothproof. One of the great advantages
of the Medici Wool is the utilization of the single strand, what allows mixing with others to vary to the infinity the gradation of colors.
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| NOTICE: Tapisserie de France® is now the sole distributor of the Medici wool ! |
| Click here to see the Annie Bouquet " Aubusson's palette "
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| The backround and reproductions of Tapestries of this page are picked off from the Encyclopedia of Lady works by Thérèse of Dillmont (1846-1890). |
| Medici Wools : A Royal Decorative Art |
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