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LEONIDA LEATHERDALE NEEDLE ARTS LIBRARY SUBJECT AUTHOR TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR PRINTED ASSISSI Canetta, Alfredo (Editor) RICAMI D'ASSISI Mani Di Fata 1973 DMC Library ASSISSI EMBROIDERIES Editions Th de Dillmant 1974 Leszner, Eva Maria ASSISI EMBROIDERY B.T.Batsford Ltd 1988 Ness, Pamela Miller ASSISI EMBROIDERY Dover Publications, Inc 1979 Zimmerman, Jane D. ASSISI EMBROIDERY Self Published 1977 BANNERS Achen, Sven Tito SYMBOLS AROUND US Van Nostrand Reinhold 1978 Alexander, Eugene FABRIC PICTURES Mills & Boone Limited 1968 Anderson, R. W. BANNERS, BANNERS, BANNERS, ETC Christian Art Associates 1967 Babington, Audrey CREATIVE WALL HANGINGS & Arco Publishing Inc 1982 PANELS Ballarian, Anna FABRIC COLLAGE Davis Publications, Inc 1976 Banks, Dorothy BANNERS Self Published Beaney, Jan FUN WITH COLLAGE Kaye & Ward 1970 Binder, Pearl MAGIC SYMBOLS OF THE WORLD Hamlyn 1973 Blair, Margot BANNERS AND FLAGS Harcourt Brace Jovano 1977 Brooke-Little, J. P. AN HERALDIC ALPHABET Arco Publishing Inc 1973 Embroiderers' Guild of Victoria BANNER JOURNAL Self published 2012 Kay, Frances STARTING FABRIC COLLAGE Studio Vista 1969 Laliberte, Norman BANNERS AND HANGINGS Reinhold Book Corporation 1966 Lehner, Ernst THE PICTURE BOOK OF SYMBOLS Wm. Penn Publishing Co 1956 Metzig, William HERALDRY FOR THE DESIGNER Van Nostrand Reinhold Post, W. Ellwood SAINTS, SIGN & SYMBOLS Morehouse-Barlow Co 1974 Page 1 Shepherd, Walter SHEPHERD'S GLOSSARY OFOF GRAPHIC Dover Publications, Inc 1971 GRAPHIC SIGNS AND SYMBOLS Sherman, Vera WALL HANGINGS OF TODAY Charles T. Branford Co 1972 Sternau, Susan ART NOUVEAU SPIRIT OF THE BELLE Todtri Productions 1976 EPOQUE BEADWORK Baker, Arlene BEADS IN BLOOM Interweave Press 2002 Campbell, Jean BEADWORK CREATES BEADED Interweave Press 2003 BAGS Campbell, Jean BEADED CORDS CHAINS STRAPS & Beadwork Magazine 2001 FRINGE Campbell, Jean BEADWORK CREATES BEADED Interweave Press 2003 BEADS Campbell, Jean BEADWORK CREATES BRACELETS Interweave Press 2002 Campbell, Jean BEADWORK CREATES NECKLACES Interweave Press 2002 Clabburn, Pamela BEADWORK Shire Publications Ltd 1980 Cook, Jeannette BEADING WITH PEYOTE STITCH Interweave Press 2000 Dean, David BEADING IN THE NORTH AMERICAN Interweave Press 2002 TRADITION Edwards, Joan BEAD EMBROIDERY B.T.Batsford Ltd 1966 Fitzgerald, Diane NETTED BEADWORK Interweave Press 2003 Giltsoff, Natalie FASHION BEAD EMBROIDERY B.T.Batsford Ltd 1971 Kidd, Alexandra BEAUTIFUL BEADS Chilton 1994 Kliot, Jules & Kaethe BEAD WORK 2nd Ed Lacis 1996 Lacroix, Grethe CREATING WITH BEADS Sterling Publishing 1969 Olson, Gordon L. BEADS: THEIR USE BY UPPER Grand Rapids Public M 1977 GREAT LAKES INDIANS Pearce, Helen BEADED DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Milner 2004 Page 2 Stradal, Marianne NEEDLECRAFT WITH BEADS AND Mills & Boone Limited 1971 CRYSTALS Sustrik, Mary WITH BEADS Gemstone Press 1987 Thompson, Angela EMBROIDERY WITH BEADS B.T.Batsford Ltd 1987 Vernon, Diana BEADING Clarkson Potter 1995 White, Mary HOW TO DO BEAD WORK Dover Publications, Inc 1972 Woodsmall, Annabel CONTEMPORARY APPLIQUED HTH Publishers 1979 BEADWORK BLACKWORK Altherr, Ilse REVERSIBLE BLACKWORK Self Published 1985 Altherr, Ilse BLACKWORK & HOLBEIN Self Published 1981 EMBROIDERY Altherr, Ilse BLACKWORK & HOLBEIN EMBROIDERY Self Published 1981 BOOK 2 Altherr, Ilse BLACKWORK: MAKE A JOYFUL Self Published 1983 STITCH! Altherr, Ilse BLACKWORK COMPANION BOOK 3 Self Published 1999 Altherr, Ilse REVERSIBLE BLACKWORK BOOK 1 Self Published 1978 Barnett, Lesley BLACKWORK Search Press Limited 1996 Coats Sewing Group EMBROIDERY FROM SPAIN Coats Sewing Group 1970 Cornelius, Rosemary EXPLORING BLACKWORK Self Published 1974 Day, Brenda BLACKWORK Guild Master Craftsman 2000 Drysdale, Rosemary THE ART OF BLACKWORK Charles Scribner's Sons 1975 EMBROIDERY Geddes, Elizabeth BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Mills & Boone Limited 1966 Geddes, Elizabeth BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Dover Publications, Inc 1973 Geddes, Elizabeth BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Dover Publications, New York 1976 Page 3 Geddes, Elizabeth BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Dover 1976/2013 Gostelow, Mary BLACKWORK B.T.Batsford Ltd 1976 Langford, Pat EMBROIDERY IDEAS FROM BLACKWORK Kangaroo Press, Sydney 1999 Nielen, Agnete Bech HOLBEINWORK Host & Sons Forlag 1960 Pascoe, Margaret BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY B.T.Batsford Ltd 1986 Perin,Laura BLACKWORK PATTERNS Self Published 2005 Pyman, Kit (editor) BLACKWORK Search Press Limited 1979 Scheuer, Nikki DESIGNS FOR HOLBEIN EMBROIDERY Doubleday & Company 1976 Scoular, Marion BLACKWORK Leisure Arts 1976 Scoular, Marion FOLIO OF BLACKWORK PATTERNS Self Published New York Scoular, Marion WHY CALL IT BLACKWORK? Self Published 1993 Skinner, Linn BLACKWORK FOR THE BEWILDERED Self Published 1999 Strite-Kurz THE HEART OF BLACKWORK Self Published 1992 White, A.V. BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY OF TODAY Mills & boon Ltd, London 1958 Wilkins, Lesley BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO BLACKWORK Search Press Limited 2002 Wilson, Erica THE CRAFT OF BLACKWORK & Scribner 1973 WHITEWORK Zimmerman, Jane D. BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Self Published 1975 PATTERNS Zimmerman, Jane D. BLACKWORK EMBROIDERY Self Published 1985 PATTERNS BRAZILIAN Chapman, Virginia FLOSS FLOWERS – BOOK 1 Impact Presentations 1988 Chapman, Virginia FLOSS FLOWERS – BOOK 2 Self Published 2001 Clark, Mary THE BOSSA NOVA ROSE & FRIENDS Self Published 1980 Ferrell Ria JDR BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY Self Published 1991 Page 4 Freitas, Maria THE ART OF DIMENSIONAL Edmar 2002 EMBROIDERY - 4th ed Freitas, Maria APPLES TO ZINNIAS Edmar 1999 Freitas, Maria BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY BOOKBOOK 1 I Edmar 1982 Freitas, Maria BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY BOOK II Edmar 1985 Johnson, Barbara Demke BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY Hawkes Publishing Inc 1980 INSTRUCTIONS Kurbis, Mary DESIGNING WITH FLOWERS MBE Designs 1998 Levine, Patricia BRAZILIAN STITCHERY INSTRUCTION Amer. Crewel & Canvas BOOK I Schulhauser, Joyce BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY: A P & G Enterprises BEGINNERS NOTEBOOK CANVAS WORK Aiken, Joyce THE PORTABLE NEEDLEPOINT Taplinger 1977 BOUTIQUE Alderson, Chottie STITCHIN' WITH CHOTTIE: Self Published 1975 NEEDLEPOINT STITCHES Alderson, Chottie STITCHIN' WITH CHOTTIE: Self Published 1978 COMPOSITE STITCHES Alderson, Chottie STITCHIN' WITH CHOTTIE: Self Published 1977 NEEDLEPOINT GARDENS Alderson, Chottie STITCHIN' WITH CHOTTIE: Self Published 1979 ALQUERQUE GAME Ambuter, Carolyn CAROLYN AMBUTER'S COMPLETE Thomas Y. Crowell Co 1972 BOOK OF NEEDLEPOINT Ambuter, Carolyn THE OPEN CANVAS Workman Publishing 1982 Ambuter, Carolyn CAROLYN AMBUTER'S EVEN MORE Harper and Row 1987 COMPLETE BOOK OF NEEDLEPOINT Ambuter, Carolyn CAROLYN AMBUTER'S NEEDLEPOINT Workman Publishing 1976 CELEBRATIONS Page 5 Ambuter, Carolyn OPEN CANVAS DESIGNS Carolyn Ambuter's Needleworks 1985 Archer, Kathy PERFECT NEEDLEPOINT PROJECTS St Martin's Press 1977 Arthur, Sandra SHAPES OF NEEDLEPOINT SERIES 1 Duo Designs Inc. 2010 Baker, Muriel NEEDLEPOINT: DESIGN YOUR OWN Charles Scribner's Sons 1974 Baker, Muriel L. THE ABC'S OF CANVAS EMBROIDERY Old Sturbridge, Inc 1968 Baker, Muriel L. THE XYZ'S OF CANVAS EMBROIDERY Old Sturbridge, Inc 1971 Barnes, Charles BARGELLO AND RELATED STITCHERY Hearthside Press, Inc. 1971 Barnes, Charles 120 NEEDLEPOINT DESIGN PROJECTS Crown Publishers, Inc 1974 Bates, Susan PILLOW TALK Susan Bates 1986 Bayles, Margaret BARGELLO FLORENTINE NEEDLEPOINT Columbia-Minirva, New York 1974 Bayles, Margaret THE NEW NEEDLEPOINT: STITCHES The Macmillan Co. New York AND DESIGNS Beinecke, Mary Ann BASIC NEEDLERY STITCHES ON Dover Publications, Inc 1973 MESH FABRICS Berman, Jennifer & THE MINATURE NEEDLEPOINT Ebury Press London 1994 Lazarus, Carole COLLECTION Blackburn, Robert FATHER B'S BOOK OF STITCHES Self Published 1988 Bodi, Jack et al A GARDENER'S BOOK OF Simon & Schuster 1978 NEEDLEPOINT Borssuck, B. 1001 DESIGNS FOR NEEDLEPOINT & Arco Publishing Inc 1977 CROSS STITCH Boyles, Margaret AMERICAN INDIAN NEEDLEPOINT Collier Books 1976 WORKBOOK Boyles, Margaret BARGELLO AN EXPLOSION IN Macmillan 1974 COLOR Boyles, Margaret THE MARGARET BOYLES BARGELLO Macmillan 1976 WORKBOOK Boyles, Margaret NEEDLEPOINT STITCHERY Macmillan 1972 Page 6 Brent, Eva ORIENTAL DESIGNS IN NEEDLEPOINT Simon & Shuster 1979 Brent, Eva NATURE IN NEEDLEPOINT Simon & Shuster 1975 Brittain, Mary, ed. VOGUE GUIDE TO NEEDLEPOINT Collins 1974 TAPESTRY Bucher, Jo COMPLETE GUIDE TO CREATIVE Creative Home Library 1973 NEEDLEPOINT Bucilla CANVAS EMBROIDERY STITCHES Bucilla 1975 Cammann, Nora NEEDLEPOINT DESIGNS FROM Charles Scribner's Sons 1973 AMERICAN INDIAN ART Carroll, Amy, ed. NEEDLEPOINT Ballantine Books 1981 Christensen, Jo Ippolito THE NEEDLEPOINT BOOK Fireside 1999 Christensen, Jo Ippolito THE NEEDLEPOINT SCRAPS BOOK Prentice-Hall, Inc 1982 Christensen, Jo Ippolito BARGELLO STITCHERY (VERTICAL Sterling Publishing 1972 STITCHERY) Christensen, Jo Ippolito THE NEEDLEPOINT BOOK Prentice-Hall, Inc 1976 Christensen, Jo Ippolito NEEDLEPOINT SIMPLIFIED Sterling Publishing 1971 Christensen, Jo Ippolito NEEDLEPOINT: THE THIRD DIMENSION Prentice Hall Press 1979 Cirker, Blanche NEEDLEWORK ALPHABETS AND Dover 1975 DESIGNS Coats Sewing Group 50 CANVAS EMBROIDERY STITCHES Coats Sewing Group 1977 Coats Sewing Group ANCHOR NEEDLEWORK TAPESTRY Coats Sewing Group 1965 Coats Sewing Group FLORENTINE EMBROIDERY Coats Sewing Group 1968 Coats Sewing Group 50 NEEDLEPOINT STITCHES Charles Scribner's Sons 1975 Costello, Carol SHALIMAR Fancy Work & Fantasie 1984 Coz, Hebe CANVAS EMBROIDERY Mills & Boon Ltd. London 1960 Davis, Mary Kay NEEDLEPOINT FROM AMERICA'S Workman Publishing 1974 GREAT QUILT DESIGNS Page 7 Davis, Mary Kay MORE NEEDLEPOINT FROM Workman Publishing 1977 AMERICA'S GREAT QUILT DESIGNS
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