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The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles LIBRARY CATALOGUE – GENERAL EMBROIDERY (GE) Shelf Mark Author Title ISBN Copy Number GE/ADA ADAMCZEWSKI FIONA DESIGNER TEXTILES. STITCHING FOR INTERIORS 715390406 1479 GE/ADA THE EMBROIDERERS' GUILD DESIGNER TEXTILES 0-7153-9040-6 00N130 GE/AND ANDERSON ALEX SHADOW REDWORK 1571201564 1738 ASHBY DAPHNE J & WOOLSEY GE/ASH CREATIVE EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUES. 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HISTORICAL & CONTEMPORARY RAISED EMBROIDERY 0-7134-5572-1 00N464 GE/BRA BRAMLEY SILVIA EMBROIDERY WITH TRANSPARENT FABRICS 713456868 45 GE/BRO BROWN PAULINE DECORATION ON FABRIC : A SOURCEBOOK OF IDEAS 1-86108-213-4 26258 GE/BUT BUTLER WINIFRED NEEDLEWORK 47 GE/CAM CAMPBELL ETTA LINEN EMBROIDERIES 120 GE/CAM CAMPBELL-HARDING VALERIE FACES & FIGURES IN EMBROIDERY 071341099X 1458 CAMPBELL-HARDING, VALERIE GE/CAM CELTIC INSPIRATIONS FOR MACHINE EMBROIDERERS 0-7134-8958-8 26253 & GREY, MAGGIE GE/CAP CAPRARA JULIA THE MAGIC OF EMBROIDERY 0-7134-6227-2 00N633 GE/CAR CAREY JACQUI CREATIVE KUMIHIMO 0-9523225-0-1 26259 GE/CAR CARROLL MARY MAKING NEEDLECRAFT LANDSCAPES 715387979 113 GE/CBC COTTONS C.B. FAIRISTYTCH WITH CB COTTONS 1067 GE/CHR CHRISTIE ARCHIBALD SAMPLERS & STITCHES 121 GE/CHR/REF CHRISTIE ARCHIBALD MRS SAMPLERS AND STITCHES N733 The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles Telephone: 01904 613242 Form LIB05 Registered Office: St Anthony’s Hall, Peasholme Green, YORK YO1 7PW August 2015 Registered in England and Wales as a charity no. 1067361 and a company limited by guarantee no. 3447631 Version 5.0 Registered as a charity in Scotland no. SCO43174 Page 1 The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles LIBRARY CATALOGUE – GENERAL EMBROIDERY (GE) GE/CLA CLABBURN PAMELA SAMPLERS 852634072 1495 GE/CLA CLABBURN PAMELA SAMPLERS 852634072 262804 GE/COL COLBY AVERIL SAMPLERS 713446471 131 GE/COL COLBY AVERIL SAMPLERS 262772 GE/COS COSS & SOUDAN MAKING RUGS 0-261-66028-4 00N491 GE/CRA CRABTREE CAROLINE WORLD EMBROIDERY 0-7153-9939-X 00N986 GE/CUR CURRAN DOREEN THE MAGIC OF FREE-MACHINE EMBROIDERY 0-7134-7416-5 N1020 DAVIS, MARY KAY & GE/DAV NEEDLEPOINT FROM AMERICA'S GREAT QUILT DESIGNS 911104410 143 GIAMMATTEI, HELEN GE/DAW DAWSON BARBARA THE TECHNIQUE OF METAL THREAD EMBROIDERY 0-7134-3919-X 00N456 GE/DEA DEAN BERYL EMBROIDERY IN RELIGION & CERMONIAL 713433256 1487 GE/DEN DENNE LYNETTE DE CREATIVE NEEDLECRAFT 904230848 1254 GE/DEN DENNIS KAY & MICHAEL STUMPWORK FIGURES 1-84448-087-9 26254 GE/DEN DENNIS KAY & MICHAEL STUMPWORK SEASONS 1844480410 262125 GE/DIB DIBBS KRISTEN MACHINE EMBROIDERY AND MORE 1-57120-162-9 26256 GE/DMC DMC LIBRARY CHINESE EMBROIDERIES: a journey through embroidery 00N406 GE/EAT EATON JAN (ED) FRENCH STYLE EMBROIDERY 1-85029-046-6 00N480 GE/EAT EATON JAN (ED) MARY THOMAS'S DICTIONARY OF EMBROIDERY STITCHES 0-340-51075-7 00N653 GE/EDD EDDY ELLEN ANNE THREAD MAGIC : the enchanted world of Ellen Anne Eddy 1-56477-189-X N509 GE/EDM EDMONDS JANET THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY 0-7134-8965-0 26271 CHRONICLE OF EMBROIDERY 1900-1950 : the third of Joan Edwards' small GE/EDW EDWARDS JOAN 907287026 1500 books on the history of embroidery SAMPLER MAKING 1540-1940 : the fifth of Joan Edwards' small books on the GE/EDW EDWARDS JOAN 907287042 1501 history of embroidery GE/EDW/REF EDWARDS JOAN BEAD EMBROIDERY 00N734 EHRMAN HUGH & BENN GE/EHR NOAH'S ARK : animals in needlepoint 0-7126-2943-2 00N924 ELIZABETH GE/EMB EMBROIDERERS' GUILD EMBROIDERY STUDIO: the ultimate workshop - design, technique, and inspiration 715399055 975 GE/ENT ENTHOVEN JACQUELINE STITCHES OF CREATIVE EMBROIDERY 154 GE/FAI FAIRFIELD HELEN COUNTED THREAD EMBROIDERY 713462485 180 GE/FAR FARRELL PEG COUNTED CROSS-STITCH PATCHWORK DESIGN 442223757 177 GE/FIS FISCHER PAULINE EGYPTIAN DESIGNS IN MODERN STITCHING 0-87690-316-2 00N770 FRANKLIN TRACY A & JARVIS GE/FRA CONTEMPORARY WHITEWORK 0-7134 8964 2 26210 NICOLA GE/FRE FREITAS MARIA ART OF DIMENSIONAL ENBROIDERY 0-9639481-0-5 262449 The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles Telephone: 01904 613242 Form LIB05 Registered Office: St Anthony’s Hall, Peasholme Green, YORK YO1 7PW August 2015 Registered in England and Wales as a charity no. 1067361 and a company limited by guarantee no. 3447631 Version 5.0 Registered as a charity in Scotland no. SCO43174 Page 2 The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles LIBRARY CATALOGUE – GENERAL EMBROIDERY (GE) GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY A WORLD OF EMBROIDERY 263056554 246 GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY COATS BOOK OF EMBROIDERY 715376144 276 EMBROIDERY : traditional designs, techniques and patterns from all over the GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY 856852368 274 world GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY EMBROIDERY OF ALL RUSSIA 263061035 282 GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY EMBROIDERY SOUTH AFRICA 263062325 283 GE/GOS GOSTELOW MARY MARY GOSTELOW'S BOOK OF EMBROIDERY PROJECTS 715378902 281 GE/HAR HARDY SANDRA NEEDLEPOINT ( LETTS CREATIVE CRAFTS ) 1852383437 1223 GE/HAR HARKER GAIL FAIRYTALE QUILTS & EMBROIDERY 1853911453 1429 GE/HAR HARKER GAIL FAIRYTALE QUILTS & EMBROIDERY 1-85391-384-7 00N650 GE/HEI HEIN GISELA LA BRODERIE, AUJOURD'HUI 2249280045 257 GE/HEM HEMERT MARIA VAN THE NEEDLEWORK OF THE ISLAND OF MARKEN 397 GE/HIC HICKMAN JULIA TAPESTERY & BEADWORK 0-7153-9960-8 00N654 GE/HIR HIRST BARBARA & HIRST ROY RAISED EMBROIDERY : a practical guide to decorative stumpwork 1-85391-203-4 00N506 MODERN EMBROIDERY : designs in line & color with complete directions & GE/HOG HOGARTH MARY 226 diagrams GE/HOW HOWARD CONSTANCE CONSTANCE HOWARD'S BOOK OF STITCHES 071341006X 1490 TRADITIONAL SAMPLER IN COUNTED CROSS STITCH "HOME SWEET GE/HUG/REF HUGHES, JENNIFER 00N970 HOME" GE/HUM HUMPHREY CAROL SAMPLERS. 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    3 seful hours: needlework and Painted textiles from south - ern California ColleCtions Uexplores the development of the needle arts in the United States in the late 18th and early 19th centuries through a selection of more than 25 samplers, coats of arms, family trees, mourning pictures, pocketbooks, and narrative painted textiles made be tween 1763 and 1844. Most of these richly engaging com - positions were stitched by girls between the ages of 8 and 19 as part of their preparation for marriage and later life. Such samplers were handsomely framed for display in the “best parlor” of the young needleworker’s home, where they could be admired by visitors and family alike. ey served as symbols of the family’s wealth and social standing as well as of the maker’s refinement and eligibility for marriage. Today, these works are highly prized by collectors of American folk art for their fresh beauty and for the remarkable technical accomplishment of their creators. Because they represent rare examples of work designed and made by women, samplers are also valued today for the extraordinary insight they offer into the early training, daily lives, and social and cultural values of American women in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. e exhibition is drawn in large part from the collection of Thomas H. Oxford and Victor Gail. The Gail-Oxford Collec tion, comprising more than 500 objects, from American furniture and painting, to ceramics, metals, and needlework, is a promised gift to e Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. e Gail-Oxford material is supple - mented by loans from other public and private collections in Southern California.
  • Stumpwork Flowers Ebook Free Download

    Stumpwork Flowers Ebook Free Download

    STUMPWORK FLOWERS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Sachiko Morimoto | 120 pages | 01 Jan 2014 | Search Press Ltd | 9781844489459 | English | Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom Stumpwork Flowers PDF Book Fig 9 - Slip cut out. Book ratings by Goodreads. There is a small photo of each flower, materials you need and then several very small drawings. I learned to embroider when I was a kid, when everyone was really into cross stitch remember the '80s? It said, "Hello, Intrigued Person. It is ideal as clothing for mini figures. Join me and read, or listen, to my story about me and my love of needlework. Eventually, I migrated to surface embroidery, teaching myself with whatever I could get my hands on Fig 8 - Stitched french knots slip. The book is beautifully photographed. For leaves you can also add a wire vein. I have to second everything you say in your review…it is one of the most beautiful and concise books I now own. Your reviews are the next best thing to flipping through them in person. Ad 7: Haystack. Some of the links on this site include affiliate links, providing Needlework Tips and Techniques a small percentage of the sale at no additional cost to you. And it makes stumpwork - that sometimes- complicated-looking, three dimensional embroidery - manageable. You can use the sampler for making your own garden of roses, pansies, violets, strawberries, vegetables and acorns. It's simple and elegant. Recent Articles. Part one is a gallery of the stumpwork flowers featured in the book, along with various ways the embroidery can be finished into made things.