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Whitework Embroidery with Colour
Discover a colourful, contemporary approach to traditional whitework. Fresh and uplifting, Trish Burr’s use of colour brings a joyful lease of life to her stunning whitework designs.
Complete with a comprehensive guide to getting started, and arranged in order of difficulty, this inspiring book contains 10 complete, brand-new projects, each with clear step-by-step instructions, reusable iron-on transfers, a full-size template and sumptuous photography.
With subjects ranging from striking florals to birds, bees and butterflies, this book will inspire and delight with its variety of subjects.
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In Bloom
Welcome to Ana Mallah’s masterclass in the fine art of exquisitely embroidered flowers.
Drawn to their wonder and captivated by their beauty, Ana has nurtured a lifelong love affair with the delights of the garden.
In this, her debut book, you will discover unique and inventive techniques that breathe three-dimensional life into hand-stitched flowers.
Ten gorgeous designs will captivate your imagination as you create your own beautiful bouquets, unique trinket boxes and life-like stumpwork pictures.
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A Fine Tradition 2
More embroidery by Margaret Light.
Twelve fabulous projects reflect Margaret’s passion for travel and the decorative arts. She masterfully distils her experiences and research into exquisite designs that enchant with captivating combinations of colour and stitch, utilising wool and silk threads on linen and cotton fabrics.
Embroider stunning decorative panels and tiles, perfect for framing or soft furnishings, needlework accessories, and a bag and jewellery roll utilising a unique felt-inlay technique from 19th century Iranian textiles. Detailed instructions are provided for every step from stitching to construction, including a comprehensive library of diagrams and step-by-step photographs for more than seventy stitches.
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A Fine Tradition
Stitch beautiful needlework accessories, decorative panels and embroidered tiles drawing from a rich and diverse design history ranging from Islamic architecture, 17th century crewel bed hangings and Indian block prints to the Arts and Crafts movement and beyond.
Fourteen projects showcase Margaret’s passion for joyful stitching with ingenious combinations of techniques and glorious colour play utilising wool, cotton and silk threads on linen fabrics.
Detailed instructions are provided for every step from stitching to construction, including a comprehensive library of diagrams and step-by-step photographs for more than ninety stitches.