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2019-09 CGNA Author List Author Title Genre Adi-Rubin, Margalit Israeli 2019-09 CGNA author list Author Title Genre Adi-Rubin, Margalit Israeli Yemenite Embroidery embroidery 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 Free-Style Embroidery Stitches embroidery Anchor Ribbon Embroidery embroidery-ribbon Anchor Sampler & antique needlework, vol II samplers Anchor The New Anchor book of canvas work, stitches and patterns canvas Anchor The New Anchor Book Of Counted Thread Embroidery compendium-embroidery Anchor The New Anchor book of counted thread embroidery stitches compendium-embroidery 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, David P Bargello and related stitchery Bargello Barnett, Lesley Blackwork Blackwork Baron, Gilda The art of embroidered flowers embroidery 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 Fun With Embroidery embroidery Beaney, Jan Stitches, New Approaches resource Beaney, Jan The Art of the Needle resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean A Sketch in Time resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Bonding and Beyond resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Complete Guide to Creative Embroidery resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Connections resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Giving Pleasure resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean New Dimensions resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean No Stone Unturned resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Over the Line resource Beaney, Jan/Littlejohn, Jean Transfer to Transform resource Page 1 of 11 2019-09 CGNA author list 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. A notebook of pulled thread stitches compendium-pulled thread Benson, Ann Beadweaving weaving-bead Berman, Jennifer/Lazarus, Carole The Gloralilia Needlepoint Collection needlepoint Best, Dianna An Introduction to Battenberg Lace lace - Battenberg Better Homes & Gardens Heirloom Christmas stockings in cross stitch Christmas Better Homes and Gardens A Cross-Stitch Christmas cross stitch Better Homes and Gardens America's Best Cross-Stitch cross stitch Better Homes and Gardens Beautiful borders and corners cross stitch Better Homes and Gardens Beautiful cross stitch cross stitch Better Homes and Gardens Floral Needlepoint needlepoint Better Homes and Gardens Four Seasons Cross Stitch cross stitch Blum, Stella Victorian fashions & costumes from Harper's Bazaar, 1867-98 reference Blumenthal Betsy/Kreider Kathryn Hands on dyeing dyeing Bodger, Lorraine Christmas tree ornaments Christmas Bodi J/Merrill M/di Montezemol A gardener's book of needlepoint needlepoint-floral Box, Richard Colour and design for embroidery design Box, Richard Drawing and design for embroidery design Box, Richard Drawing and Design for Embroidery resource Boyles, Margaret Country Needlework cross stitch The Margaret Boyles bargello workbook: a collection of Boyles, Margaret canvas original designs Boyles, Margaret The Margaret Boyles book of crewel embroidery crewel Boyles, Margaret The Margaret Boyles book of needle art embroidery Bradbury, Frances M English crewel designs 16th to 18th centuries crewel Bradford, Jenny Silk ribbon embroidery embroidery-ribbon Bradley, Elizabeth Needlework antique flowers embroidery-floral Bragdon, Allen D Decorative needle craft embroidery Brainerd and Armstrong Silk Co. Our '98 Book embroidery Brennand, Kathryn Victorian canvaswork canvas Bright, Sigrid Hardanger Embroidery Hardanger Brittain, Judy Step by step book of needlecraft compendium-needlework Brown, Christen The Embroidery Book Visual Resource of Color & Design embroidery Brown, Deb./Margurite, Fawdry The Book of Samplers resource Brown, Pauline Embroidery skills applique embroidery-applique Brown, Pauline The encyclopedia of embroidery techniques compendium-embroidery Browne, Clare/Wearden, Jennifer Samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum samplers Bruandet, Pierre Painting on silk painting Bruce Collingwood, John The Bayeux Tapestry reference Bryan, Esther & friends The quilt of belonging reference Bryant, Claire Garden Flowers Iron-on Transfer Patterns resource Page 2 of 11 2019-09 CGNA author list Bucilla Canvas Embroidery Stitches resource Burchfield, Betty Needlepoint Borders needlepoint Burr, Trish Long and short stitch embroidery embroidery Burr, Trish The Long and Short Of It embroidery Burr,Trish Colour Confidence in Embroidery embroidery Cable, Sheena Silk ribbon embroidery embroidery-ribbon Campbel -Harding V/Lemon Goldwork goldwork J/Pyman K Carey, Jacqui Beginner's Guide to Braiding braiding Cargill, Katrin Cross stitch, more than 30 classic projects cross stitch Cathy Needlecraft Inc Hospitality in candlewicking candlewick Caulfeild, S. F. A. Encyclopedia of Victorian Needlework, vol. 1 compendium-needlework Caulfeild, S. F. A. Encyclopedia of Victorian Needlework, vol. 2 compendium-needlework Caulfeild, S. F. A./Swain B. The dictionary of Needlework compendium-needlework Cavallo, Adolph S Needlework reference Cavallo, Adolph S. The Unicorn Tapestries reference Chamberlin, Ruth Beginner's guide to goldwork goldwork Chamberlin, Ruth Beginner's Guide to Goldwork goldwork Chapman, Virginia Floss Flowers, Book One embroidery Chesno, Helen Tatting Made Simple tatting Chez-Soi Canevas canvas Chicago, Judy The Birth Project embroidery Chicken, Betty Introducing design in embroidery design Chilton Needlecraft Series McCall's Big Book of Needlecrafts resource Christensen, Jo The Needlepoint Book compendium-needlepoint Christmas, Carolyn Rodale's Visual Encyclopedia of Needlecraft compendium Christopher, Barbara Redoute Roses transfer patterns Clabburn, Pamela The Needleworkers' Dictionary resource Clark, Jill Nordfors Needle Lace, techniques & inspiration needle lace Clarke, Dorothy Exploring Elizabethan embroidery reference Clarke, Gary Candlewicking & Beyond candlewick Clarke, Gary Candlewicking & Beyond candlewick Clarke, Gary Embroidery Illusions embroidery Clay, Jill Silk painting for beginners painting Coats & Baldwin More Than 100 Stitches for Ribbon Embroidery ... reference Colby, Averil Samplers embroidery Cose, Elsa T. Introduction to Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery embroidery-metallic Coss, Melinda Reader's Digest complete book of embroidery compendium-embroidery Costello, Carol Ashes of roses needlepoint Country Bumpkins A-Z of Bead Embroidery compendium-bead Country Bumpkins A-Z of Bullions compendium-bullions Country Bumpkins A-Z of Crewel Embroidery compendium-crewel Country Bumpkins A-Z of Crewel embroidery compendium-crewel compendium-embroidery Country Bumpkins A-Z of Embroidery Flowers floral Country Bumpkins A-Z of Embroidery Stitches compendium-embroidery Country Bumpkins A-Z of Goldwork goldwork Country Bumpkins A-Z of Smocking smocking Country Bumpkins A-Z of Stumpwork compendium-stumpwork Page 3 of 11 2019-09 CGNA author list Country Bumpkins A-Z of Whitework whitework Country Bumpkins Embroidered Bags & Purses embroidery Country Bumpkins Inspirations, Issue 13, 1997 resource compendium-embroidery Country Bumpkins A-Z of Wool Embroidery wool Crabtree, Caroline World Embroidery embroidery Craftworld Books Sensational Knots and Twists embroidery Crompton, Claire Naughty But Nice Cross Stitch cross stitch Dafter, Helen Garden landscapes in silk ribbon embroidery embroidery-ribbon Davidson, Anna 500 Cross Stitch Blocks cross stitch Davies, Janet M Casalguidi Casalguidi Davies, Janet M Schwalm traditional and contemporary Whitework whitework-Schwalm Davis, Jane A Beader's Reference beading Day, Brenda Blackwork: A New Approach Blackwork de Dillmont, Therese Encyclopedia of Needlework compendium-needlework Dennis, Kay Beginer's Guide to Stumpwork stumpwork Dennis, Kay The Guild of Needle Laces, Basic Techniques lace Diamond, Anna The Temari Book temari Diaz, Maria Decorative Cross Stitch cross stitch DMC Cross Stitch New Designs, Vth Series cross stitch DMC Hardanger Hardanger DMC Hardanger, No. 2 Hardanger DMC Motifs for Embroideries, Number 3 embroidery Dove, Sue Painting with stitches embroidery Driskell, Linda Favorite Stitches for Linen and Canvas, vol. 1 canvas Driskell, Linda Favorite Stitches for Linen and
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