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Author Genre Allan, Christine Christine's Fast and Fun Swedish Weaving (Christmas) weaving-Swedish Allan, Christine Christine's Fast and Fun Swedish Weaving (Spring) weaving-Swedish Altherr, Ilse Hems, Edges and Fancy Borders resource Ambuter, Carolyn The Open Canvas canvas Amor, Shelagh Crewel Embroidery, A Practical Guide crewel Anchor Anchor Book of Crewelwork reference Anchor Canvaswork Embroidery Stitches canvas Anchor Canvaswork Embroidery Stitches canvas Anchor Counted thread embroidery stitches reference Anchor Crewelwork Embroidery Stitches crewel Anchor Crewelwork Embroidery Stitches crewel Anchor Ribbon Embroidery embroidery-ribbon Anchor Sampler & antique needlework, vol II samplers The New Anchor book of canvas work, stitches and Anchor canvas patterns Anchor The New Anchor Book Of Counted Thread Embroidery compendium-embroidery The New Anchor book of counted thread embroidery Anchor compendium-embroidery stitches Anchor The New Anchor book of Hardanger Hardanger Anchor The New Anchor book of Hardanger Hardanger Anon Elizabethan Embroidery resource Armstrong, Carol Wildflowers applique quilting Baatz, Barbara Encyclopedia of Embroidered Flowers embroidery Baatz, Barbara Ribbon embroidery alphabets embroidery-ribbon Bage, Patricia Beginner's guide to drawn thread embroidery embroidery-drawn thread Bahouth, Candace Flowers, Birds, and Unicorns needlepoint Baker, Muriel The Scribner Book of Embroidery Design resource Barber, Marie 555 Little Saying in Cross Stitch cross stitch Barnden, Betty The Embroidery Stitch Bible resource Barnes, Charles & Blake, Bargello and related stitchery Bargello David P Barnett, Lesley Blackwork Blackwork Baron, Gilda The art of embroidered flowers embroidery-floral Barton, Julia The Art of Embroidery resource Bath, Virginia Needlework in America compendium-needlework Bauer, Margie The embroiderer's handbook resource Beaney, Jan Stitches, New Approaches resource Beaney, Jan The Art of the Needle resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, A Sketch in Time resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Bonding and Beyond resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Connections resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Creative Embroidery resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Giving Pleasure resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, New Dimensions resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, No Stone Unturned resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Over the Line resource Jean Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Transfer to Transform resource Jean Beck, Thomasina Embroidered gardens embroidery-floral Beck, Thomasina The embroiderer's story reference Beesley, Terrece Progressive Cross-Stitch cross stitch Bengtsson, Gerda Danish floral charted designs embroidery-floral Bengtsson, Gerda Danish floral charted designs embroidery-floral Bennett, Eileen J. 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