A unique visual directory of all the major techniques & an indespensable companion for beginners & experienced embroiderers alike. Whether you are interested in goldwork, beadwork, crewel embroidery, cutwork, cross stitch, blackwork or Hardangar, this book will guide you through all the basic methods of working & suggest an exciting range of creative applications for each technique. Both hand & machine embroidery are included, & all the main stitches are featured with photographs & diagrams of each one, with information on their history & traditional uses. The final section consists of a highly innovative gallery
- an inspiring collection of contemporary work from all over the world, with original interpretations of the world around us, including landscapes, people, animals, flowers & more.240 embroidery stitches fully illustrated & clearly explained
Includes:: all the most popular embroidery techniques...and more
Includes:: pictures, panels, decorative wall hangings, accessories & three dimensional work. For beginners & experienced embroiderers About The Author Pauline Brown is an expert quilter & teacher of embriodery, patchwork & textile crafts. She has already written several books on embroidery & appliqué, including The Creative Quilter: Techniques & Projects, published by Guild of Master Craftsman Publications in 1999. Reviews Bead Feb/ Mar 08A good reference book for all sorts of embroidery techniques & tips. It covered any embroidery area we could think of & with a mix of diagrams & photographs we found that everything was easily understandable. There are also lots of inspirational gallery pictures. The Encyclopedia of Embroidery Techniques by Pauline Brown Publisher: Search Press Edition: Paperback ISBN 10: 0855329858ISBN 13/EAN: 9780855329853
Size: 222 x 222 mm Illustrations: 530 Pages: 176