Home | Contact |

60 connected

Home / Contact
Home / Contact
Paypal/ Card USD / EUR
Privacy

EARN MONEY with Offers,Tasks & Surveys

Diamond Painting
Diamond Painting Info
Diamond Painting Kits

Charts

9.50 € /9.95 USD Charts / 2
Stitch pattern from photo


Articles
Articles


Email updates
Get updates by email:
Shops and distributors
UK Webshops
US Shops / 2
US Retailers / 2  
Distributors / DS2

Designer Links
Designer Links
/ 2
Scrapbooking designers

Charts and Kits
Cross Stitch Designers
Cross Stitch Kit Shops
Free Cross Stitch Patterns
Mirabilia Kits / 2 / 3
Mirabilia Corrections
Lavender & Lace
Dimensions Kits / 2 / 3 / 4

Christmas Kits
Sewing Kits
Heaven & Earth Kits
Needlepoint Kits
Told in a Garden
Tobin Kits / 2
Mill Hill Kits
Vervaco Kits / 2 / 3
Candamar Kits / 2 / 3
Plastic Canvas Kits / 2 / 3
Imaginating Charts / 2 / 3 / 4
Janlynn Kits / 2 / 3
Riolis Kits / 2 / 3
RTO Kits / 2
Passione Ricamo / Free
Nora Corbett / 2
Butternut Road

Cross stitch fabrics
Aida, lugana, zweigart
Aida Fabric
Best Aida Fabric Brand
More Cross Stitch Fabrics
Aida, Evenweave, Lugana, Linen
Cross Stitch On Linen Or Evenweave / 2
Aida & Other fabrics
Cross Stitch Fabrics / 2

Fabric Count in Cross Stitch
Permin
Linen/Evenweave Fabric Calculator

Aida Fabric Calculator
Cross Stitch Calculator /2 /3 /4 /5 /6

Cross Stitch Calculator 7 /8 /9 /10

Cross Stitch
Cross Stitch Articles
Cross Stitch Charts
Cross Stitch Tips /2 /3 /4
Cross Stitch Stores
Cross Stitch Guide
Cross Stitch Guide For Beginners
Cross Stitch For Beginners /2
Cross Stitch Booklet /2
Cross Stitch Videotutorials
Cross Stitch Videotutorials 2
History of Cross Stitch
How To C/Stitch /2 /3 /4 /5 /6 /7
How To C/Stitch 8 /9 /10 /11 /12
How To C/Stitch 13 /14 /15 /16 /17
How To C/Stitch That WIll Last
Cross Stitch Skein Estimator / 2
How To C/Stitch Over Multiple Threads
How To Make Money With C/Stitch
How Much Money Is Your C/Stitch Worth
Can You Make Money Selling C/Stitch
9 FAQ About Starting a Craft Business
5 Basic Stitches in Cross Stitch
Best Cross Stitch Books / 2
Cross Stitch Glossary /2 /3
Cross Stitch Wikipedia
Cross Stitch Equipment /2
C/Stitching on Aida,Evenweave,Linen
65 Cross Stitch Terms
88 Cross Stitch Terms
100 Cross Stitch Terms
20 FAQ About Cross Stitch
10 Tips for Cross Stitch
15 Hints And Tips
15 Tips And Tricks
Counted Cross Stitch Hints
7 Reasons You Need To C/Stitch
Cross Stitch Coupons
Cross Stitch On Waste Canvas
Waste Canvas
Cross Stitch Magazines
What is the Best C/Stitch Brand
How To Use A DMC Color Card
Basic Stitches by Hand for Beginners /2
Health Benefits of Cross Stitch


More Articles
50 Ways To Earn Money With Crafts
20 Funny Sentences About Crafts
DMC Embroidery Threads
Embroidery Threads
Embroidery Stitches
Embroidery / Embroidery Unveiled
100 Embroidery Terms
Basics Of Hand Embroidery
Embroidery Stitches. 16 Techniques
Handling The Embroidery Thread
The Embroidery Hoop
Embroidery Hoop or Frame
Cross Stitch Helpful Hints
Needlework Glossary
Needlecratf.Tips,Tricks,FAQS
Hand Dyed Floss / 2
Hardanger Embroidery / 2
Needle (Size) Guide / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6
Needles / DMC Needles
On Threading a Needle
Knotting The Thread
Backstitch / 2
Needlepoint Inc Silk
Floss &Thread Organization & Storage /2
Scrapbooking / Scrapbooking Guide
Scrapbooking For Designers
Magnifiers
Stamps and Stampings
Macramé / Art of Macramé
Guide To Macramé
Macramé. Video Tutorials
Crochet Links
Crochet / Art of Crochet
Crochet Made Easy / 2
Basic Crochet Stitches / 2
Crochet Information / 2
How To Crochet / 2
Essential Guide To Crochet / 2
Crochet Encyclopedia / 2
Tapestry / Tapestry Weaving
Anchor Tapestry Wool. Old To New Numbers
Quilting / Quilting Mastery
Quilter's Journey
10 Quilting Techniques
How to Make A Quilt / 2
Steps To Making A Quilt
History of Quilting in America / 2
Introduction to Quilting / 2
Basic Quilting Guide / 2
Quilting Terms / 2
Stitch Dictionary / 2
Pintangle Stitch Dictionary
Stitch  Types And Appearances
Yarnist Knitter Newsletter

C/Stitch Blogs / Facebook
59 Cross Stitch Blogs
50 Cross Stitch Blogs
40 Cross Stitch Blogs
Cross Stitch on Facebook
Cross Stitch on Instagram

Forums
Crafts and C/Stitch Forums

Applications
23 Best Cross Stitch Apps
13 Mobile Apps for Stitchers

Crafts/Knitting/ Sewing Links
35 Best Craft Sites
24 Best Craft Sites
23 Best Craft Sites
18 Best Craft Sites
85 Best Craft Blogs
50 Best Craft Sites
Craft Books
9 Craft Shops
Crafts Glossary / 2
Craft Info
100 Craft Youtube Channels / 2
115 Knitting Blogs
40 UK Knitting Blogs
20 Knitting Blogs
Fixing Knitting Mistakes / 2
The 4-H Knitting Handbook / 2
Health Benefits of Knitting / 2
Beginning Knitting / 2
Instructions for Knitting / 2
Fundamentals of Knitting / 2
How to Knit for Beginners / 2
Beginning to Knit
Knitting
Knitting 2 / Knitting 3
Yarn Requirements for Knitting / 2
110 Sewing Blogs
Sewing / Tips and Tricks
The Art of Sewing
Essential Sewing Tools & Equipment
The Sewing Machine
How To Choose A Sewing Machine
The 8 Very Best Sewing Machines
How To Sew
Sewing For Beginners / 2
Sewing Needles
Schmetz Needles / 2
Introduction To Sewing Machine / 2
Understanding a Sewing Pattern / 2
Science of Sewing / 2
Sewing Basics.Know Your Needles / 2
Sewing Basics,Resource Guide / 2

Other Links

Needlework Fabrics
Needlework
Needlework Frames
Needlework Patterns
Weeks Dye Works Retailers
Sell Your Crafts Online
10 Sites To Start Selling Crafts Online
How To Sell On Etsy /2 /3
/4
Fabric Viewer
/2 / 3
Punch Needle for Beginners
Punch Needle FAQ
Punch Needle Tutorial
Wonderfil Eleganza
Eleganza/Cosmo/DMC
CXC Thread Review
/2
Needlepoint vs C/Stitch
10 Beginner Tips For Needlepoint
The Art Of Needlepoint
How To Needlepoint. Guide
How To Needlepoint
/2
Basic Needlepoint
Gloriana Shops
Storage & Organization
Eva Rosenstand
Bucilla
Vervaco Brand History
Elizabeth Bradley
Sashiko
/2 /3
3 Good Reasons To Try DMC Floche
Amigurumi
Tapestry Crochet

DMC Info/Charts/Shops
DMC World Shops / 2
Search DMC/Rosace colors
DMC / Rosace Color Card
DMC Color Card (Buy)
DMC Articles (MS Excel)
DMC/Rosace Colors / 2 / 3
DMC Color Description
DMC Color Description 2 / 3 / 4
Discontinued DMC Threads
DMC 35 New Colors
DMC Variegated To Solid Colors
DMC Variations To Solid Colors
Mouline Etoile
Light Effects
Variations / 2
Retors / Satin
Linen / 2
Laine Colbert
Coloris / 2 / 3 / 4 
Pearl Cotton Size 3 / 2
Pearl Cotton Size 5
Pearl Cotton Variations
Pearl Cotton Balls #8 / #12
Cebelia Crochet
Floche
Diamant
Babylo Crochet Yarn
Babylo Crochet Thread
Special Dentelles
Petra
Cebelia Crochet Yarn
Cordonnet Special
Broder Special

Anchor Info/Charts
Anchor Colors / Anchor 2
Anchor Description Colors
Anchor Colors And Names
Pearl Cotton #8 MC
Pearl Cotton #8 Solid
Anchor Marlitt
Anchor Metallic / 2
Tapisserie Wool / 2
Anchor Lame
Anchor Reflecta

More Color Charts / Shops
Madeira
/ Viscose
Presencia (Finca) / 2
Caron Collection /2 /3 /4
Caron Hand Dyed VG
Caron Wildflowers / 2
Caron Waterlilies
Caron Watercolors
Classic Colorworks
Crescent (Classic Colorworks)
Crescent Colors / 2
Gloriana Silk Floss
Gloriana All Threads / 2
Gütermann Skala / Mara
Gütermann 2 / Sulky / Tera
Gütermann Sew All
Glissen Gloss Colorwash Silk
Rainbow Gallery Threads
Rainbow Blending Glissen Gloss
Rainbow Gallery
R/Gallery Splendor
R/Gallery Splendor Colors
R/Gallery Wisper / Braid Petite
R/Gallery Treasure Braid 4-8
R/Gallery Treasure B. 12-16
R/Gallery Nordic Gold
R/Gallery Fuzzy Stuff
R/Gallery Silk Lame Braid
Riolis Shops
Sullivans
Threadworx Overdyed
Threadworx Overdyed Floss
Threadworx Overdyed Pearls
Threadworx Quick Reference
Threadworx Charts
Threadworx Designers
Au Ver A Soie / 2
J&P Coats
Dinky Dyes Silk/ Perle 600
Dinky Dyes Perle 1000/ P1900
The Gentle Art Sampler / 2 / 3
The Gentle Art Simply Shaker
The Gentle Art Simply Wool
YLI SR
Cosmo
Madeira
Mettler / Mettler Threads
Mettler (All)
Rasant
Riolis (Catalog)
Valdani / 2
Venus
Weeks Dye Works
Weeks Dye Works Floss
Puppets Conversion Chart
Aurifil
Panna
Robison-Anton

Conversion tables
DMC/Rosace-Anchor
Dmc-Anchor & Description
DMC/Anchor Variegated
DMC Articles Conversion / 2 / 3
DMC-Rayon-Anchor Marlitt
DMC-Needlepaints
DMC-Kreinik Metallics
DMC Light Effects-Kreinik
DMC-Colbert Wool Conversion
DMC-Presencia (Finca) / 2
DMC-Venus / 2
DMC-Gamma-Anchor-Madeira
DMC-Needlepoint Silk
DMC-Splendor
DMC-Sullivans / 2
DMC-DFN (Janlynn)
DMC-Mill Hill Beads / 2
DMC-Anchor-Jp-Mill Hill
DMC-Laine Colbert Wool
DMC-Bucilla / 2
DMC-Profilo / 2
DMC-Anchor-Profilo-Ispe
DMC-Cosmo (& Seasons)
DMC-Design Works
DMC-Riolis
DMC-Valdani
DMC-Mandarin
DMC-Anchor-Yeidami
DMC-The Gentle Art /2 /3
DMC-Puppets
DMC-Aurifil
DMC-JPCoats
DMC-Sulky
DMC-Flower Thread
RGB-DMC
Dimensions-Anchor/DMC /2
Dimensions-DMC/Anchor/JPCoats
Dimensions-DMC /2
Dome - DMC - Anchor
DMC-Weeks-Colorworks-Gast-Sullivans-Anchor
DMC-Anchor-Semco-Madeira-JP-Cosmo-Olympus-YD / 2
DMC-Light-Effects-Diamant-Rainbow-Gallery-PB-Kreinik#4 / 2
Eva Rosenstand-DMC
DMC-Au Ver Soie
Crescent Colors-DMC
Anchor-DMC
Anchor Old To New Numbers
Anchor-Sullivans
Anchor-DMC-JPCoats
Anchor Wool-Paternayan-DMC
Anchor-Tapestry Wool-DMC-Wool
Anchor-Bucilla
Anchor-Kreinik Silk Mori
Bucilla-Sullivans
E.Bradley-Anchor-DMC-Appletons Tapestry Wool
Sullivans-JP Coats
Dinky Dyes-Gentle Art
Soie D'alger - Needlepoint Silk
Silk N' Colors - Gentle Art
RB Gallery-Kreinik
Kreinik-Treasure Braid
Glissen Gloss RB-Kreinik BF
Threads to Robison-Anton
Weeks-Cosmo
Weeks Dye-Works-DMC
Gloriana Silk to Weeks Dye Works
Gloriana Silk To Caron Waterlilies To Silk N'Colors
DMC - Delica Bead
Delica Bead - DMC
DMC-Anchor-JPCoats-Beats-Anton
Itchy-Stitchy - DMC
Mill Hill Beads To Miyuki
Sulky Conversions
Knitting Needle Conversion
Threadelight-Polyester-Machine-To-Pantone-R-A-Poly-R-A-Rayon-Sulky-Madeira

Kreinik
Distributors & Stores
Kreinik color Charts
Kreinik Widths
Needle Selection Chart
Kreinik colors /2 /3
Kreinik BF / Kreinik #4
Kreinik #8 / Kreinik Silk
Kreinik  #12
Metallic Selection Chart
Kreinik Selection Guides
Braids.Uses And Care
BF.Uses And Care
BF.Secrets
Kreinik How-To
Kreinik Articles

Mill Hill
Mill Hill USA Vendors
Mill Hill Beads
Mill Hill Magnifica
Mill Hill Treasures 1
Mill Hill Treasures 2
Mill Hill Treasures 3
M.Hill.List of colors / 2
Mill Hill colors

Sponsors

Sponsor this site!
contact@mystitchworld.com


Welcome to MyStitchWorld.com. Cross Stitch Distributors

Au Ver A Soie Threads 2


Au Ver A Soie Threads 2

Thread Brand:
http://www.auverasoie.com


PURE SILK:

The pure silk comes directly from the spinning of cocoon silk fibers. It is the shiniest silk.

SOIE PERLÉE


Au Ver à Soie Soie Perlée™ is a 3 ply twisted filament silk that is smooth, soft, and lustrous. It is available in a range of more than 290 colours available from stock. This thread is available in 16m reels (per unit or by 10 per colour), in 80m reels (per unit or by 5 per colour) and in 1000m cones.
It is made of the best qualities of raw silk which give it an unrivalled brightness and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.


 

SOIE DE PARIS


Au Ver à Soie Soie de ParisTM is an assembly of 6 strands of intense brilliance easily separable, made from pure silk, it is perfect for all uses in the field of needlework, available in a range of 100 colors. Available in skeins of 5 or 45 meters. In a batch of 10 of the same colors. As well as in the form of a cone of 200 grams(about 720 meters).

It is made of the best qualities of raw silk which give it an unrivaled brightness and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.

Dyed in skeins to guarantee a homogeneous color, it is put on cones, 5 and 45 m. skein.

Soie de Paris is the lastest Au Ver à Soie creation promised to a very best success.


 

SILK RIBBONS
 

Ribbons are weaved from pure silk and dyed on skeins to get perfect color-homogeneity. To make creative and original needleworks, Au Ver à Soie offers a gorgeous range of Silk Ribbons with 63 colors in 4mm and 7mm, 10 colors in 13mm, and 15colours in 2mm. This range of colors matches Soie d'Alger range so that you can work in a perfect harmony of colors.

Au Ver à Soie also offers a range of variegated Silk Ribbons harmonizing with 4colours of the Soie d'Alger (15 colors in 4mm).


 

SOIE OVALE


Au Ver à Soie Soie OvaleTM (Flat silk) is a low twist filament silk that is a smooth, and lustrous. It is available in a range of 92 colours.

Available in reels of 30 meters or in a 100 grams cones (on demand).

It is made of the best qualities of raw silk which give it an unrivalled brightness and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has a good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.


 

SOIE GOBELINS

Au Ver à Soie Soie GobelinsTM is an assembly of 2 strongly twisted strands of intense brilliance, made from pure silk, it is perfect for all uses in the field of needlework, available in a range of 84 colors.

The range of goblin silk is identical to that of silk oval to a few colors. Available as 50m reel and 100g cone (on request).

It is made of the best qualities of raw silk which give it an unrivaled brightness and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.

 

LA CHENILLE DE SOIE

Imagine a piece of velvet on a table. When you pass your hand over this shimmering and delicate surface, you will notice how soft, regular, and voluptuous it is to the touch. Today you will find this sensation with the silk chenille thread to embroider.

The chenille satin is a chenille with a velvet looking. Thinner than the classic one, the colors seem variegated as they change with the light.

This chenille has a specific side to be used: they seem made of scales so you have to use it in their natural direction. Whether you try the opposite direction, the chenille will unravel. It is not supposed to be worked on a tight fabric or if wanted, make previous holes with a big needle or a bodkin.

Available in 5 m, 10 m et 120 m skein in colors from the Soie d'Alger range.


Hand applications:

Embroidery
Trimmings
Decoration
Machine applications:

Knitting
Weaving

Envision a bolt of the finest velvet draped on a table. As your fingers stroke the shimmering surface, you notice how smooth, even and plush it is to the touch. Now this sensation is available in a thread for embroidery! Soie Chenille à Broder, Silk Chenille for Embroidery at first glance resembles a lustrous velvety cord. If you have stitched with a chenille thread made for knitting, which by comparison is neither silky to the touch nor smooth, you will not have experienced how much more luxurious silk chenille made for hand embroidery really is!

The word chenille in French literally translated means "caterpillar", which precisely describes the appearance of this thread. In other words, the little fibers of silk stand out at right angles, like the hairs of a caterpillar.

Silk Chenille for embroidery can be seen in much embroidery from the past. On raised embroidery panels for caskets and pictures from the seventeenth century, it was used as moss and foliage. Samplers in both England and America in the eighteenth century have silk chenille couched for trees for use as grass. It was also an especially popular thread with French embroiderers in the 18th century that used chenille lavishly for clothing embellishment and trim, especially with ribbon embroidery. Consulting period Victorian embroidery books you will find mention of chenille used on crazy quilts couched as trim on clothing, evening bags, and used on other embroidered articles as well.

 


The spun silk comes from the worsted silk spinning.

SOIE D'ALGER

This silk is loosely plyed and can be split easily. It doesn't come from Algeria. The name "Alger" refers to a special domestic process.

It is made of the best quality spun silk (called strusas)which gives it an unrivalled regularity, lustrous and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has a good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities. Dyed in skeins to guarantee an homogeneous colour. In 1890, our Soie d'Alger colour chart had 2688 different colours gathered in 107 sets. It is precisely this chart which is usedto add new colour.

7 strands, in a palette of more than 620 colours for embroidery and tapestry, available in 5 or 45 meter skeins or 200 grams (Around 780 meter) hanks (on demand).


Hand applications : Carpets, tapestries and embroideries restoration and creation, Trimmings, Cross stitch, counted thread, needlepoint, embroidery, Hardanger, lace making, blackwork, ribbon embroidery, stumpwork, Smocking, quilting, crazy quilting, crewel and Miniature.

Machine applications : Weaving, Knitting, Embroidery,Large topstitching (on fabrics).

Utilisation de la soie d'Alger
Utilisée par les plus grands brodeurs, le restaurateurs et les fabricants de tapis (c’est ainsi que parfois la soie d’Alger s’en va en Chine pour revenir en tapis), les utilisateurs la préfèrent parce qu’elle est souple et ne vrille pas à la différence de la concurrence dont les soies sont granuleuses et manquent de souplesse à l’emploi.


A la main:

Restauration et création de tapis, tapisseries et broderies
Point de croix, point compté…
Dentelle aux fuseaux
Fabrication de poupées et de miniatures
Canevas, tissus, gaze de soie

A la machine:

Tissage
Surpiqûres

Astuces pour bien utiliser la Soie d’Alger en broderie à la main:


Broder avec une longueur maximum de 45 cm afin de mieux contrôler votre travail et d'éviter une trop importante abrasion du fil.
Afin de multiplier les effets et l'originalité de vos points, vous pouvez également combiner un ou plusieurs fils de soie d'Alger® avec par exemple les fils métallisés Au Ver à Soie Au Sextant®.

 

SOIE 1003

Au Ver à Soie Soie 1003™ is a blend of 3 strands of moderate brilliance, made from silk schappe (combed silk), it is perfect for all uses in the field of needlework, available in an inimitable range of 290 colors.

Available in coils of 150m (tothe unit and by 10 of the same colors) as well as in cone of 1000m.

It is made of the best quality spun silk (called strusas) which gives it an unrivalled regularity, lustrous and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has a good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.

Hand applications are : Embroideries restoration, Trimmings, Cross stitch, counted thread, needlepoint, embroidery, Hardanger, lace making, blackwork, ribbon embroidery, stumpwork, Smocking, quilting, crazy quilting, crewel and Miniature.

Sewing Machine applications : Weaving , Knitting, Embroidery, Sewing.

 

LA SOIE SURFINE

Au Ver à Soie Soie SurfineTM is a blend of 2 strands of moderate brilliance, made from silk schappe (combed silk), it is perfect for all uses in the field of needlework, available in an inimitable range of 211 colors in 300 meters.

It is made of the best quality spun silk (called strusas) which gives it an unrivalled regularity, lustrous and softness. Contrary to our competitors, our thread does not snarl in the needle and has a good tensile strength. It resists also very well to abrasion. We make great care, great pains to see that this product is properly made. It is considered as a reference thread in all needlework activities.


Hand applications : Embroideries and fabrics restoration, Trimmings, Cross stitch, counted thread, needlepoint, embroidery, lace making, blackwork, Miniature and Delicate sewing.

Machine applications : Weaving, Knitting, Embroidery and Sewing
 


Our metallic braids:
Braids (4-8-16): Soft and very strong braids perfect for any needlework or handicraft.
1 fil: To be used by itself or with another thread to create a highlighting effect
Antique: A fine thread with an "antique" luster.
Gimp: Gold or silver thread to be couched.
Bourdon: A very bright 1 ply gimp cord available in 2 different thicknesses.

Metallic 1 ply :
1 ply "bouclé" (blending filament) and 1 ply "Hi Lustre"
To be used by itself or with another thread to create a highlighting effect on all fabrics and canvas. 70 colours are available.


Metallic Antique :
Antique
A fine thread with an "antique" lustre. To be used for embroidery, cross stitch, lace making, and machine embroidery. More than 10 colors available.


Metallic BTR :

Braids 4-8-16
Soft and very strong braids, perfect for any needlework or handicraft
Tressé 4 : 4 threads braided.
Tressé 8 : 8 threads braided.
Tressé 16: 16 threads braided.


Available in more than 150 shades plain colours and mixtures, 4 flashy colors and 1 “glow in the dark”) available in Braids 4.
Can be used in machine applications.


Metallic GIMP :
Perfect thread for couching in goldwork or to highlight a part of your embroidery. 2 colors (gold and silver) available in 2 thicknesses (12 and 36).


Metallic Bourdon :
Bourdon
A very bright 1 ply gimp cord available in 2 different thicknesses. To be used for embroidery, cross stitch, lace making and machine embroidery. 4 colours are available.