Made from half wool, half polyamide fibre, Laine Saint-Pierre is very solid and the colours remain fast
Length on card: ten metres, in four strands.
Size of card: 7cm width - 9cm high.

Laine Saint-Pierre, the renowned wool for embroidery and darning

Laine Saint-Pierre darning wool was originally from Lyon. In 1971, it was acquired by Maison Vrau and is now owned by Ets Toulemonde, who also owns the French brand Fil Au Chinois.

The 1847 Collection marks a revival for this product: featuring redesinged cards and packaging by Frédérique Crestin-Billet, showcasing their original look. New colours have also been introducted to create a permanent range, especially suited for traditional embroidery and cross-stitch.

On Madame Sajou’s Diary, you can explore the history of Laine Saint-Pierre and learn about the numerous imitations it has inspired, often copied by never equaled!

Additionally, there are articles and videos showing how to use Laine Saint-Pierre: Repairing a small hole in a sweater, Repairing a hole with visible mending, and How to sew elbow patches on a sweater. These techniques are perfect for working with Laine Saint-Pierre.