The ABC of Embroidery
The front cover previews a couple of the patterns, or more importantly, the stitches) contained within the book. The front and back cover are the same.
The contents do not detail the patterns, but instead, the stitching. And, that's what is significant about the book - the stitches. This is a nice list of stitches. Each stitch is shown in full detail, making them quite easy to follow and learn.
A Crewel Project for an eyeglass case.
Two projects to pillow tops. These are embroidery worked in yarn.
Projects for lattice stitched pillows
Several pages of diagrams and charts to create decorative borders and fill stitches.
Project to embroider stitch on a tote bag.
Project, with diagram, to stitch an Espallier picture.
And, as far as the pictures go, that is it. From a project standpoint, not really alot here if you are looking for start to finish projects. But, if one is looking for a book with good instructions, with diagrams on how to create a large number of stitches to apply to freeform work, or perhaps transfers, this one would do a good job.
This book is outside public domain for listing in the shop, however, wanted to share. If this is what you are looking for, I'd suggest checking Ebay for a copy.
This book is outside public domain for listing in the shop, however, wanted to share. If this is what you are looking for, I'd suggest checking Ebay for a copy.
Thanks for dropping by,
Lorrie
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