My sister and I are accomplished embroiderers, and I have been aware for some time that there was a good chance we were related in some extremely distant way to the founders of the embroidery thread company DMC. Last night my sister and I were talking about it, and she challenged me to work out exactly how we were related. I thought it would take ages. Happily it didn't!
DMC (Dollfus Mieg and Company) is a company that was founded in Mulhouse in 1746 by Jean-Henri Dollfus, an artist, Jean-Jacques Schmalzer and Samuel Koechlin, both businessmen. When it was founded the company was known as Koechlin, Schmalzer and Company. It was run jointly by Jean-Henri and his brother Jean Dollfus, and towards the end of the century Jean's son Daniel took over running the company. Daniel Dollfus married Anne-Marie Mieg in 1800, and added his wife's surname to his own, to become Daniel Dollfus Mieg. The company was given the new trading name of Dollfus Mieg and Company - D.M.C.
So how am I related to DMC? Jean-Henri Dollfus, one of the company founders, was the great grandfather of the wife of my first cousin 5x removed. To put it in a way that is hopefully slightly easier to comprehend, Jean-Henri's great granddaughter Sophie-Louise Dollfus married Médard Baumgarten, who was the nephew of my 4x great grandfather Gaspard Weiss.
So every time I sit down to sew with some DMC threads I will now be able to bask in the glow of my familial relationship to the company that made the threads!
Looking for Quality Embroidery Digitizer, who you can trust with all your digitizing work, without being worried about quality, price, and turnaround time, then you're at the right place.
ReplyDeleteembroidery digitizing usa
welcome to Vector Art Creations! we are proud to build our company on a commitment to provide quality embroidery digitizing usa. we believe in 100 percent satisfaction guarantee, we can deliver every possible category of design - virtuals, flyers, art proofs, clipping paths, color separations, vector art recreates, production files, template and line drawings.
ReplyDeleteembroidery digitizing usa
embroidery digitizing companies in usa
DMC threads are good. We use them in our embroidery projects.
ReplyDeleteKristen from Embroidery Digitising Service
WOW This Blog have More informative For Embroidery Digitizer and Embroidery Digitizing Beginners, Any One Looking Quality Digitizing Services Contact
ReplyDeleteMore Services:
Express Digitizing Services
Cheapest Digitizing
3D Puff Digitizing
Digitizing Patterns
Custom Digitizing
I have read your article and this is really impressive for new readers and this is such beneficial blog for developing knowledge about embroideries techniques.
ReplyDeleteI've read this blog, this is a very useful blog and great information about embroidery digitizing .
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing tips embroidery design. Keep it up.
Hmmm, Great. We have bought many threats from this company for embroidery digitizing . so good quality.
ReplyDeleteI have deeply read your article and this is really an amazing post and you have described everything about embroidery with efficiency. Get professional with prompt turnaround.
ReplyDeleteThis article is very informative I've read this article for improving my embroidery skill and it's really worth it thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing article for all the newbie of embroidery field and you have mentioned complete embroidery things in this blog with efficiency Appreciated!. Digitizing services provider really need to improve their skill from it.
ReplyDeletecanvas throw pillow case
decorative pillow cases for couch
puzzle pillow floor mat
Nice work and great blog about embroidery digitizing
ReplyDeleteYour blog post beautifully connects your personal history with the founders of DMC, giving your embroidery a special familial touch. The story of Jean-Henri Dollfus and the origins of DMC is fascinating, and it’s wonderful to see how your research highlights this unique bond. Every time you use DMC threads, it must feel like continuing a family tradition. Thank you for sharing this charming piece of family history!
ReplyDeleteRead this madiera embroidery thread review to get more information about threads