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Canadian Embroiderers Guild Guelph LIBRARY LIST by AUTHOR August Canadian Embroiderers Guild Guelph LIBRARY LIST by AUTHOR August 25, 2016 GREEN text indicates an item in one of the Small Books boxes ORANGE text indicates a missing book PURPLE text indicates an oversize book BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY Aber, Ita THE ART OF JUDIAC NEEDLEWORK Scribners 1979 COLOUR AND DESIGN Albrecht, Ch BATIK Burns Oats 1969 COLOUR AND DESIGN Alexander, Mary Jean DECORATIVE DESIGN & ORNAMENT Tudor Publish 1965 CANVASWORK and BARGELLO Alford, Jane BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BERLINWORK QUILTING Allen, Alice SASHIKO MADE SIMPLE - Japanese Quilting by Machine Bernina Bks 1992 COLOUR AND DESIGN Allen, Sadie CREATIVE EMBROIDERY COLLAGE BellSons 1977 COUNTED THREAD Ambuter, Caroline THE OPEN CANVAS Workman 1982 EMBROIDERY HISTORY / ETHNIC Amir, Ziva ARABESQUE Massada 1977 REFERENCE Anchor TAPISSERIE WOOL COLOUR CARD No. 329 COUNTED THREAD Anchor #508 DRAWN FABRIC EMBROIDERY J&P Coats 1963 EMBROIDERY COUNTED THREAD Anchor #755 MODERN SPANISH BLACKWORK J.C.P. Coats 1963 EMBROIDERY STITCHES Anchor Embroidery Stitches 100 EMBROIDERY STITCHES J.P.Coates 1967 T QUILTING Anders, Nedda APPLIQUE OLD AND NEW Dover 1967 CREWEL Anderson, Fay THE COLOUR BOOK OF CREWEL EMBROIDERY Octopus 1977 SMOCKING Andrew, Anne EMBROIDERY SKILLS - SMOCKING Merehurst 1989 COUNTED THREAD Ashby, Daphne J. & Woolsey, Jackie CREATIVE EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUES USING COLOUR Guild of Master Craftsman 1998 EMBROIDERY THROUGH GOLD HISTORY / ETHNIC Aspen, Chris THE COTTON INDUSTRY Shire 1981 T. QUILTING Auld, Rhoda MOLAS VanNostrand 1977 QUILTING Avery, Virginia THE BIG BOOK OF APPLIQUE Scribners 1978 CANVASWORK and BARGELLO Awege, Gayna KELIM CANVASWORK Search 1988 T HISTORY / ETHNIC Baines, Patricia FLAX AND LINEN Shire 1985 T COLOUR AND DESIGN Baker, M. ed. SCRIBNER BOOK OF EMBROIDERY DESIGN Scribners 1979 THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Baker, Muriel STUMPWORK, THE ART OF RAISED EMBROIDERY Scribner 1978 CANVASWORK and BARGELLO Baker, Muriel: Eyre, Barbara: Wall, NEEDLEPOINT: DESIGN YOUR OWN Scribners 1974 Margaret & Westerfield, Charlotte THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Ball, Margaret EMBEADERY Frameweaver Glass 2005 BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY Banbury & Dewer How to design and make CHURCH KNEELERS ASN Publishing 1987 QUILTING Barnes, Christine QUILTING PATCHWORK AND APPLIQUE Lane(Sunset) 1981 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Baron, Gilda THE ART OF EMBROIDERED FLOWERS Search Press 2004 QUILTING Bawden, Juliet The Art and Craft of APPLIQUÉ Mitchell Beazley 1991 CLOTHING Bawden, Juliet THE HAT BOOK Creating Hats For Every Occasion CharlesLetts 1992 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Beaney, Jan EMBROIDERY, NEW APPROACHES Pelham 1978 STITCHES Beaney, Jan STITCHES: NEW APPROACHES Batsford 1985 1 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan THE ART OF THE NEEDLE CenturyHutchinson1988 Designing In Fabric And Thread (Copy 1) COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan THE ART OF THE NEEDLE CenturyHutchinson1988 Designing In Fabric And Thread (Copy 2) MACHINE EMBROIDERY Beaney, Jan VANISHING ACT Copy 1 Double Trouble 1997 MACHINE EMBROIDERY Beaney, Jan VANISHING ACT Copy 2 Double Trouble 1997 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean A COMPLETE GUIDE TO CREATIVE EMBROIDERY Century 1991 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean A SKETCH IN TIME Double Trouble STITCHES Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean A TALE OF TWO STITCHES Double Trouble 2004 MACHINE EMBROIDERY Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean EMBELLISH AND ENRICH Double Trouble 2007 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean GARDENS AND MORE Double Trouble COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean GIVING PLEASURE Double Trouble 2001 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean STITCH MAGIC : Ideas and Interpretation Batsford 1998 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean TRANFER TO TRANSFORM Double Trouble 1999 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beaney, Jan & Littlejohn, Jean TREES AS A THEME Double Trouble 2001 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beck, Thomasina EMBROIDERED GARDENS AngusRobertson 1979 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beck, Thomasina THE EMBROIDERER’S FLOWERS David&Charles 1992 COLOUR AND DESIGN Beck, Thomasina THE EMBROIDERER’S GARDEN David&Charles 1988 HISTORY / ETHNIC Beck, Thomasina THE EMBROIDERER’S STORY David&Charles 1995 QUILTING Becker, Joyce R. NATURE’S PATTERNS: INSPIRATIONS AND QuiltDigestPress 1996 TECHNIQUES FOR QUILT MAKERS BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY Beese, Pat EMBROIDERY FOR THE CHURCH Branford 1975 COLOUR AND DESIGN Bell, Beryle COLLAGE Search 1972. COUNTED THREAD Bengtsson, C & Winkler, I BORDERS, BERRIES, SAMPLERS IN CROSS STITCH Haandarb-Fremme 1986 EMBROIDERY COUNTED THREAD Bengtsson, C & Winkler, I FLORAL DESIGNS IN CROSS STITCH Haandarb-Fremme 1986 EMBROIDERY MACHINE EMBROIDERY Bennett, D.J. MACHINE EMBROIDERY WITH STYLE Madrona 1980 THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Benson, Ann BEADPOINT Library of Congress EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Berman, Jennifer+Lazarus, Carole GLORALILA NEEDLEPOINT COLLECTION David & Charles 1989 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Bernard, Ann HAND STITCH RECOGNIZABLE SUMMER FLOWERS annbernard.com EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Bernard, Ann STITCHING IDYLLIC ISBN 9781456605858 HISTORY / ETHNIC Bertin-Guest, Josiane CHINESE EMBROIDERY Traditional Techniques Batsford 2003 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Bett, Gail: McNabb, Deborah: Stinson, EMBROIDERY FROM A COUNTRY BARN Allen&UnwinPtyLtd Lou COUNTED THREAD Better Homes & Gardens CROSS-STITCH SAMPLERS Meredith 1986 EMBROIDERY MACHINE EMBROIDERY Better Homes & Gardens, ed. R.Jerdee CREATIVE MACHINE STITCHERY Meredith 1985 COLOUR AND DESIGN Birren, Faber THE TEXTILE COLORIST VanNostrand 1980 WHITEWORK Bishop, Christine SCHWALM EMBROIDERY Techniques and Designs Sally Milner 1999 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Blackburn, D. CREATIVE EMBROIDERY C. Press BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY Blair, M & Ryan, Cathleen BANNERS AND FLAGS Harcourt, Brace 1977 COLOUR AND DESIGN Blumenthal, Betsy & Kreider, Kathryn HANDS ON DYEING InterweavePress 1988 STITCHES Bond, Dorothy CRAZY QUILT STITCHES EugenePrint 1981 2 QUILTING Bonsib, Sandy QUILTING YOUR MEMORIES Martingale&Co.1999 COLOUR AND DESIGN Box, Richard COLOUR AND DESIGN FOR EMBROIDERY Batsford Ltd 2000 COLOUR AND DESIGN Box, Richard DRAWING AND DESIGN FOR EMBROIDERY Batsford Ltd 1988 VIDEOS Box, Richard DRAWING FOR THE TERRIFIED! Olice Porductions EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Box, Richard FLOWERS FOR EMBROIDERY David & Charles 1993 VIDEOS Box, Richard PICTURE IT IN COLLAGE AND STITCH Olice Productions BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY Bradfield,Helen; Prigle,Joan & Ridout THE ART OF THE SPIRIT 1992 THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Bradford, Jenny BULLION STITCH EMBROIDERY FROM ROSES TO SallyMilner1991 WILDFLOWERS THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Bradford, Jenny TEXTURED EMBROIDERY Sally Milner 1993/96 QUILTING Bradkin, Cheryl THE SEMINOLE PATCHWORK BOOK YoursTrulyPub 1980 QUILTING Brandebourg, Margaret SEMINOLE PATCHWORK Sterling 1987 COUNTED THREAD Bright, Sigrid HARDANGER EMBROIDERY Dover 1978 T. EMBROIDERY COLOUR AND DESIGN Britnell, Bobby FLOWERS Search Press 2013 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Brown, Jean EMBROIDERY IN MINIATURE Batsford 1987 GOLDWORK Brown, Mary GOLDWORK EMBROIDERY Sally Milner QUILTING Brown, Pauline APPLIQUE Merehurst 1989 CANVASWORK and BARGELLO Bucilla CANVAS EMBROIDERY STITCHES Bucilla T. STITCHES Bullen, Jenny STARTING EMBROIDERY Batsford 1989 FABRIC Burchette, Dorothy NEEDLEWORK BLOCKING AND FINISHING Scribners 1974 CLOTHING Burnham, Dorothy CUT MY COTE R.O.M. 1973T. QUILTING Burnham, Dorothy K. PIECED QUILTS OF ONTARIO R.O.M. 1975 COLOUR AND DESIGN Burr, Trish COLOUR CONFIDENCE IN EMBROIDERY Sally Milner 2012 LACE Butler, M. & Trubshaw, A. CARRICKMACROSS LACE Batsford 1990 COUNTED THREAD Butterick THE ART OF DRAWN-WORK Butterick 1981 EMBROIDERY COUNTED THREAD Campbell, Etta LINEN EMBROIDERY (card also missing) Batsford 1990 EMBROIDERY THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Campbell-Harding, Valerie BEAD EMBROIDERY Copy 1 Batsford 1993 THREE-DIMENSIONAL EMBROIDERY Campbell-Harding, Valerie BEAD EMBROIDERY Copy 2 Batsford 1993 COLOUR AND DESIGN Campbell-Harding, Valerie FABRIC PAINTING FOR EMBROIDERY Batsford 1990 GOLDWORK Campbell-Harding, Valerie GOLDWORK (Needle Crafts 20) (2 copies) Search 1983 QUILTING Campbell-Harding, Valerie PATCHWORK 2 (Needle Crafts 15) Search Press 1983 T COLOUR AND DESIGN Campbell-Harding, Valerie TEXTURES IN EMBROIDERY Batsford 1966 QUILTING Campbell-Harding, Valerie & Walker, EVERY KIND OF PATCHWORK PanBooks 1985 Michael ed. Pyman, Kit MACHINE EMBROIDERY Campbell-Harding, Valerie & Watts, MACHINE EMBROIDERY TECHNIQUES Batsford 1989 Pamela GOLDWORK Campbell-Harding, Valerie and Lemon, GOLDWORK Revised and expanded edition Search 1995 Jane and Pymen, Kit REFERENCE Canadian Conference of the Arts GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION RIGHT REFERENCE Canadian Conservation Institute TEXTILE CONSERVATION Can. Cons. Ins. circa 2016 EMBROIDERY-GENERAL Carroll, Mary MAKING NEEDLECRAFT LANDSCAPES St Martin’sPress 1986 3 COUNTED THREAD Cave, Oenone CUTWORK EMBROIDERY Dover 1963 EMBROIDERY SMOCKING Cave, Oenone ENGLISH FOLK EMBROIDERY Mills&Boon 1965 BANNERS and CHURCH EMBROIDERY CEG CHURCH NEEDLEWORK EmbroiderersGuild1975T REFERENCE CEGG 1987 THREADWORKS SHOW 1987 REFERENCE CEGG CEGG Banner Project 1994 REFERENCE CEGG Constitution and Bylaws (3 copies) 2013 LACE CEGG LACE - Collection Of Notes CEGG 1988 REFERENCE CEGG Pattern Booklets and Leaflets (brown accordion binder) REFERENCE CEGG Shisha and Needlewoven Stitches (blue binder) circa 1980 LACE CEGG Tatting circa 1980 REFERENCE CEGG OUTREACH EMBROIDERY IN SCHOOLS: BOOK OF PROJECTS CEGG LACE Channer, C.C. LACEMAKING: POINT GROUND Dryad 1972 COLOUR AND DESIGN Chapman, Suzanne HISTORIC FLORAL AND ANIMAL DESIGNS FOR Dover 1997 EMBROIDERERS AND CRAFTSMEN BANNERS
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