And if we relive the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s or 90s with a touch of nostalgia… thanks to embroidery! Our new private collection of “Frenchy Objects” embroideries takes us back in time with joy. She revisits mythical or everyday objects from a few decades ago.
A vintage embroidery collection
The birth of television, a good old radio, or a wired telephone, does that speak to you? These objects are becoming fashionable again and the decoration takes hold of them with pleasure. Who doesn't dream of traveling the roads in a fitted van? Who wouldn't love a 2 CV ride?
Our “Frenchy Objects” collection was designed with Emmanuelle Boissot, a talented illustrator. We had already worked with Emma with the "Back to Childhood" collection published at the end of 2020. These embroideries, which are easy to do between 1:30 and 2 hours, will delight fans of vintage objects and will bring an original decorative touch to your interior. These are 6 exclusive embroideries that make up these new creative kits.
Iconic objects to embroider
This “Frenchy Objects” collection promises a pleasant journey through time. Here are the 6 embroidery kits that we invite you to discover:
- “Deudeuche”: the famous 2 CV was presented for the first time in 1948! It became the emblematic vehicle of the 1950s…and beyond. This classic car can be within reach;
- “Road trip by van”: in recent years, the converted van has been adopted by many budding travelers or digital nomads. We are always delighted to see its lines so recognizable on the road. Here it is available for a creative journey;
- “The phone rings”: before smartphones, phones really had class. Turning the dial to dial a number, twisting the thread while chatting, it's no longer possible… except on this embroidery where the thread is totally free;
- “TV fan”: although today it is in competition with the Web, TV remains an emblematic object of our childhood and our daily life…here is an adorably vintage post;
- "The mythical alarm clock": if we sometimes wake up to the rhythm of our mobile phone, we must not forget this alarm clock which rang to tell us that it was time to go to class! What's nice about this embroidery pattern is that you can fix the needles on the schedule you want...
- “The radio station”; it sometimes sizzled to the rhythm of the songs, this position was often the first link young people had with music...long before the MP4 format...we love it and you?
