Satin Embroidery

Satin embroidery, also known as satin stitch, is a technique where parallel, closely spaced stitches are used to cover an area, creating a smooth, solid, and often shiny appearance, resembling the fabric satin.

Chenille Embroidery

Chenille embroidery, colloquially known as “chenille” is a kind of specialized loop or chain embroidery, which is made with yarn, not typical embroidery threads – polyester or viscose. Thanks to use of yarn instead of threads, this embroidery method makes the pattern look optically thicker and more convex.

Coloreel Embroidery

Coloreel Embroidery is a technology that allows for high-quality, on-demand coloring of textile thread, enabling the creation of complex, multi-colored embroidery designs using just one thread and one needle, offering a wider range of creative possibilities and a more sustainable process.

Embossed Embroidery

Embossed embroidery is a technique that creates a raised, three-dimensional effect on fabric by flattening the fabric nap in the negative space of the design, allowing the positive space (the design itself) to stand out

Felt Embroidery

Felt embroidery is a craft where embroidery stitches are applied to felt fabric, a sturdy, versatile material that doesn’t fray and is easy to work with, making it suitable for various projects like wall art, patches, and more

Sequin Embroidery

Sequin embroidery is a decorative technique where small, typically shiny, disk-shaped ornaments (sequins) are stitched or glued onto fabric to create patterns or embellishments.

Sequin embroidery is a decorative technique that involves sewing sequins onto fabric to create vibrant, textured designs. This type of embroidery digitizing can add sparkle and depth to garments, accessories, and even home decor.