Bargello EmbroideryBargello Embroidery goes by many names, including: the Flame Stitch, the Irish Flame, the Hungarian Point, and the Florentine Stitch. It is a form of canvas work that draws its name from a series of 17th century chairs found in the Bargello Palace of Florence, Italy. The oldest known examples are vertical wool stitches on canvas, but smaller pieces like samplers or even shoes often display the technique in silk on fine linen. The technique was revived