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Meg List of Library Books MERSEYSIDE EMBROIDERS’ GUILD LIST OF LIBRARY BOOKS JULY, 2018 Ref. TITLE AUTHOR(S) BEGINNERS’ GUIDES NEEDLECRAFT SERIES Applique 1 Canvas 2 Quilting 3 Patchwork 4 Smocking 5 Stitchery 6 Blackwork 7 Embroidery Design 9 Machine Embroidery 12 Drawn Fabric 14 Patchwork 2 15 Small Scale Weaving 17 Cross Stitch 18 Machine Patchwork 19 Goldwork 20 (2 copies) Crewel Jane Rainbow Canvas Work Stitches and Patterns BEAD EMBROIDERY 1 Beadwork Embroidery Valerie Campbell-Harding & Pamela Watts BLACKWORK 2 Complete Guide to Blackwork Amanda Cox 3 Blackwork, a New Approach Brenda Day 4 Blackwork Mary Gostelow BOXES 5 Embroidered Boxes Jane Lemon 6 Beginners Guide to Embroidered Boxes Janet Edmonds CHURCH EMBROIDERY 7 English Church Embroidery 1883-1953 Mary Schoeser 8 Embroidery in Religion and Ceremonial Beryl Dean 9 Church Embroideries Beryl Dean CANVAS WORK 10 Ideas for Canvas Work Mary Rhodes 11 Dictionary of Canvas Work Stitches Mary Rhodes 12 Needlepoint, the Art of Canvas Embroidery Mary Rhodes 13 Canvas Embroidery Peggy Field and June Linsey 14 The Open Canvas (Hardanger, Pulled Canvas Carolyn Ambuter COLLAGE AND PATCHWORK 15 Collage for the Soul Expression Holly Harrison 1 16 Stitched Textile Collage Lucille Tourni 17 Patchwork Averil Colby 18 Strip Patchwork Valerie Campbell Harding 19 Inspired to Quilt (creative experiments) Melanie Testa 20 The Complete Crazy Patchwork Anne Hulbert DESIGN 21 Designing Worksheets Presentation for Textile Jan Messent Students 22 The Textile Design Book Karin Jerstop & Eve Kohlmark 23 Design for Embroidery A Fine Art Approach Diana Sprignall 24 The Crafters Pattern Sources Book Mary MacCartney 25 Design in Embroidery Kathleen Whyte 26 Surfaces in Creative Design Rottger Klante & Saltzmann 27 Fabrics for Embroidery Jean Littlejohn 28 Design Your Own Needlepoint Ann Gittine & Jennie Peterson 29 Wool Embroidery and Design Lee Lockheed FABRIC PAINTING 30 The Creative Guide for Fabric Screen Printing Pam Stallebrass 31 Dyeing & Printing (basic dyeing, batik etc.) Ed Thomas Browne 32 How to Paint on Silk Ed Pam Dawson 33 Dying and Overdying Judy Mercer Tescher GOLD AND METAL THREADS 34 Metal Thread Embroidery Barbara Dawson MACHINE EMBROIDERY 35 Beginners Guide to Machine Embroidery Pam Watts 36 Machine Embroidery Gail Harker 37 Machine Embroidery Stitch Techniques Valerie Campbell-Harding 38 Layers of Stitch Contemporary Machine Valerie Campbell-Harding & Embroidery Maggie Grey 39 Creative Embellishing for Needlepoint Machine Teresa Searle 40 Stitch, Dissolve, Distort with Machine Embroidery Valerie Campbell-Harding & Maggie Grey 41 Raising the Surface with Machine Embroidery Maggie Grey 42 Celtic Inspirations for Machine Embroidery Valerie Campbell Harding and Maggie Grey 43 Creative Sewing Machine Anne Coleman NATURAL INSPIRATON 44 Flowers and Plants in Embroidery Valerie Campbell-Harding 45 The Embroiderer’s Floral Janet Haigh 46 The Embroiderer’s Countryside Helen M. Stevens 47 The Embroiderer’s Country Album Helen M. Stevens 2 48 Inspired by Flowers - 25 beautiful Needlecraft Caroline Green and Di Lewis Projects 49 The Embroiderer’s Garden Thomasina Beck 50 Embroidery Designs from the Sea Barbara Snook REFERENCE BOOKS 51 The Needlework Dictionary Pamela Clabburn 52 The Complete Guide to Needlework Readers Digest 53 The Batsford Encylopaedia of Embroidery Stitches Anne Butler 54 Complete Encyclopaedia of Needlework T. H. De Dillmont 55 Therese de Dillmonts Encyclopaedia of Needlework Ed Mary Gostelow 56 Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches Mary Thomas 57 Embroidery Book Mary Thomas 58 Handbook of Stitches Peterson & Svennas 59 Needlelace Stitches Hills & Gibson 60 The Constance Howard Book of Stitches Constance Howard 62 Inspiration for Embroidery Constance Howard 63 Embroidery and Colour Constance Howard 64 Stitches, New Approach Jan Beaney 65 The Art of the Needle Jan Beaney 66 Principles of the Stitch Lilo Markrich 67 Creative Stitches Edith John 68 Embroidery, A Fresh Approach Alison Lilley 69 Embroidery Diana Sprignall 70 The Embroiderers Workbook Jan Messent 71 Painting with Stitches Sue Dove 72 The Embroidery Studio Embroiderers Guild 73 Crewelwork Embroidery Stitches Anchor 74 Hardanger Embroidery Anchor 75 The New Anchor Book of Crewel Stitches and Anchor Patterns 76 Embroidery “A Complete Course in Embroidery Pauline Brown Design & Technique” 77 Modern Needlecraft David C. Minter 78 Charted Borders, Bands and Corners, 104 Designs Sandra Urban for Cross Stitch, Needlepoint Latch-Hooking, etc. 79 Dorset Feather Stitches Olivia Press 80 Blue and White Cross Stitch Helena Turney SMOCKING 81 Smocking Anne Andrews SPECIFIC ARTISTS & HISTORY 82 World of Embroidery Jan Messent 83 Ornament, A Survey of Decoration Since 1830 Stuart Durant 84 The Life of Ann Macbeth of Patterdale Marjorie Ives 85 The Needlework of Mary Queen of Scots Margaret Swain 86 1066 The Hidden History of the Bayeux Tapestry Andrew Bridgeford 3 87 Lifelines 3 William Morris 88 Quaker Tapestry Stitch Guide Bridget Guest 89 Kathryn Whyte Embroiderer Liz Arther 90 Rennie Mackintosh Dorothy Wood 91 The Art of Annemeike Mein Wildlife Artist Annmeike Mein 92 Art Nouveau Cross Stitch, Decorative Designs from Barbara Hammet the Turn of the Century 93 Kaffe Fassett’s Pattern Library Kaffe Fassett 94 The Subversive Stitch Rozsika Parker STUMPWORK 95 Stumpwork, Why Not Daphne J. Ashby & Jackie Woosey 96 A Beginner’s Guide to Stumpwork Kay Dennis TECHNIQUES 97 Colour on paper and Fabric Ruth Issett 98 Stitch, Cloth Paper and Paint, Mixed Media Angie Hughes 99 Between the Sheets with Angelina Fusible Fabrics Alyson Midgelow-Marsden 100 Stitch Textiles Flowers Bobby Britnell 101 The Technique of Needlepoint Lace Nenia Lovesey 102 Weaving with Ribbon Valerie Campbell-Harding 103 Tassels, the Fanciful Embellishment Nancy Welsh 105 Take Silk, A Guide to Silk “Paper” for the Judith Pinnell Creative Fibre Artist 106 Hand-Made Silk Paper Kath Russon WHITEWORK 107 Whitework Jane Dew and Viv Watkins 108 White on White Janet Haigh WORLD INSPIRATIONS 109 Embroidered Textiles, Patterns from Five Sheila Paine Continents 110 Islamic Design Eve Wilson 111 Viennese Stained Glass Designs Franz C. Renner & Max Seemann 112 Authentic Art Nouveau Stained Glass Design Ed. M. J. Gradl 113 Lapland Embroidery 114 Central Asian Embroideries 115 Traditional Japanese Small Motifs 116 Inca Embroideries 117 Persian Rug Motifs for Needlepoint Lyatif Kerimov 118 Russian Peasant Design Motifs V. Stasou 119 Shisha Embroidery (Indian Mirror Work) Gross & Fontana 120 South Eastern Textile Design Caren Caraway 121 North American Indian Design Eva Wilson 122 Chinese Folk Design W. M. Hawley 124 Celtic Art, Methods of Construction George Bain 4 125 Celtic Alphabets Aiden Meehan 126 Celtic Design, Illuminated Letters Aiden Meehan 127 Amish, Art of Quilt Robert Hughes 128 Embroidery Motifs from Dutch Samplers A Meulenbelt-Nieuwburg 129 Qaraqalpaqs of the Aral Delta David & Sue Richardson 130 Symbolism and Art Nouveau Alistair Mackintosh MISCELLANEOUS 131 The New Anchor Book of Canvas Work Stitches and Patterns 132 Beginner’s Guide to Crewel Embroidery Jane Rainbow 133 Danish Pulled Thread Embroidery with English and Esther Fangel, Ida Winckler Danish Text and Agnet Wuldern Madsen 134 Embroidering Table Linen Jan Eaton 135 Audrey Walker 136 Tassels - The Fanciful Embellishment Nancy Welch 137 Take Silk Judith Pinnell 139 Starting to Stitch Creatively Edited by Valerie Campbell-Harding 140 The Hamlyn Basic Guide to Needlepoint Edited by Diana Mansour 141 Exquisite Miniatures Brenda Keyes 142 Creative Embroidery Techniques using Colour Daphne J. Ashby and Jackie Through Gold Woolsey 143 Needlework School - The Embroiderer’s Guild Constance Howard Practical Study Group 144 Stitches: New Approaches Jan Beaney 145 Embroidery: New Approaches Jan Beaney 146 Masterworks of Louis C. Tiffany Alastair Duncan (missing) 147 Treasury of Art Nouveau Design and Ornament Carol Grafton 148 Flowers of the Countryside Marjorie Blamley 149 Metal Thread Embroidery Jane Lemon 150 Embellished Stitch V. Campbell-Harding 151 Hot Textiles Kim Thittichai 152 Nuno Felt Liz Clay 153 Embroidery - Contemporary and Traditional Crafts Penny Black etal 154 Goldwork Search Press 155 Landscape Embroidery V. Warren 156 Textile Surface Decorations Margo 157 Fabric Painting Valerie 158 Creative Embellishments S. Khan 159 Woolly Embroidery Kymto 160 Embroidery and Nature Jan Messent 161 Stitch, Fibre, Metal and Mixed Media Alyson Midgelow-Marsden 162 29 Embroidery Stitches Book 1 Clark & Co.,Paisley, Scotland 163 Endeavouring Banks - Exploring Collections from Neil Chambers The Endeavour Voyage 1768 - 1771 5 164 A Brave Eye Diana Springall 165 Celtic, Viking and Anglo Saxon Embroidery Jan Messent 166 Embroidered Portraits Jan Messent 167 A - Z of Embroidered Flowers Search Press 168 Practical Ribbon Craft Christine Kingdom 169 Introducing Macrame Eirian Short 170 Knitted Woodland Creatures Susie Johns 171 English Garden Embroidery Stafford Whiteaker 172 Lacemaking the Gentle Art Helen Cavanagh 173 The Applique Book Rose Verney 174 Applique Jane Walmsley 175 Australian Patchwork Margaret Rolfe 176 DMC Cross Stitch Colour by Colour DMC JEAN LITTLEWOOD AND JAN BEANEY SERIES Available Missing 1 Vanishing Act 2 Voluptuous Velvet 3 Bonding and Beyond 4 Transfer to Transform 5 Gardens and More 6 Conversations with Constance Howard 7 Trees as a Theme 8 Giving Pleasure (2 copies) 9 New Dimensions (2 copies) 10 Double Vision 11 A Tale of Two Stitches 12 A Sketch in Time 13 No Stone Unturned 14 Connections 15 Colour Exploration 16 Over the line Couching 17 Grids to Stitch 18 Seductive Surfaces 19 Red 20 Embellish and Enrich If anyone has the missing volumes please let Jenny Mullis know. 6 .
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