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When the authors visited Borris House in 2006, the lace in the title was uncatalogued, unpublished, and almost completely unknown in Ireland. Mrs Tina Kavanagh, the custodian, was unsure of how best to proceed. Remaining family members knew only a little of the provenance and knowledge of the old techniques of the lace was lost.

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The aim of this book is to present the reader with 64 interesting and practical stitch patterns that explore the many varied ways of incorporating colour and novelty into their work.

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Easy outdoor and indoor activities to inspire kids of all ages from getting them into the kitchen to discovering nature's wonders through the seasons.

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An edited bindup of the two popular books from Gina Marion, Creative Hardanger and Decorative Designs in Hardanger.

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A comprehensive guide to Crewel Embroidery. It guides the embroiderer through colour choices and design to make an exciting piece of work. It also guides the embroiderer from the initial designing of a project to final framing or finishing of the piece. It includes 10 original projects.

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Thirteen dolls with easy-to-follow instructions, and clear, detailed illustrations for each, as well as extra notes on special techniques. You will love this book from start to finish.

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This book is about the processes and techniques of designing, stitching and completing realistic interpretations of Landscapes. The processes described in this book will enable any embroiderer from any country in the world to adapt and produce hand-embroidered landscapes portraying their own regions.

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Includes complete flower samplers and a lovely selection of projects showing the embroidered flowers used in a variety of combinations and styles.

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Encourages readers to tap into the hidden creativity that lurks within. This book inspires the more experienced to call upon the arts and crafts that he or she has explored over the years, and illustrates ways of bringing them together in an art form. It includes a range of projects to cater for various tastes.

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Since the main objective behind this book is to introduce readers to the wonderful world of "Taking Your Yarn For A Walk" through the mediums of colour, texture, freeform crochet and knitting, most of the projects are, by design, very straightforward with a very low degree of difficulty.

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Explores the history of goldwork in Britain and Europe, accompanied by full-colour images of embroidered costumes and textiles from museums and private collections the world over. This volume also includes fifteen original embroidery projects, each with instructions and illustrated directions.

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This illustrated guide provides the would-be quiller with everything one needs to know about quilling flowers including basic quilling equipment, techniques and standard quilled shapes. There are 40 flower designs from around the world and each design has clear, easy- to-follow instructions.

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Demonstrates a unique method of combining felted knitting with applique and embroidery to produce a wide range of richly coloured accessories for children and adults.

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This quilt was made in response to an invitation from the directors of Kokusai Art and Nihon Vogue of Tokyo to submit a quilt for an exhibition entitled Japanese Imagery in Contemporary Quilts. The exhibition included one quilt by each of 75 Japanese and 25 Western quilt artists.

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Learn, stage by stage, how to knit your first stitches. Then try out the colourful, quick and easy projects, from cuddly toys like Happy Herbie and Hooting Henry to a bright, stripy book. You can make projects extra special by adding simple felt shapes that you can give to your family and friends. Ages 9+.

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