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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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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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Embroidery as art using long and short stitch.

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(Paperback)

Aimed at the beginner to the needlepainting embroidery technique, this fully illustrated book contains easy step-by-step instructions accompanied by numerous diagrams. It includes three levels of projects, with each level carefully designed to take you onto the next stage of needlepainting, and a comprehensive stitch guide.

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Stitchers who have dabbled in cross stitch, hardanger and pulled work, plus beginners and more experienced stitchers are invited to venture into Needleweaving and Embroidery, a beautiful and colourful combination of well-known embroidery techniques.

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Netting had its origins in prehistoric times with the invention of fishing nets and became one of the earliest forms of lace. Today's filet lacemakers use machine-made net as a base for their work, but Margaret found herself needing netting in sizes and colours that were not commercially available, and discovered techniques hidden in old sources.

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Learn from one of the best - Trish Burr shares embroidery methods that have worked for her over the years in her latest book Whitework with Colour.