1. One of the best books for embroidery stitches and belongs in needle crafters libraries that are interested in stitches 2. Over 400 embroidery stitches explained and illustrated with diagrams and photographs 3. Ideal for those starting out with needlework, as well as accomplished embroiderers seeking inspiration for different stitches and techniques 4. 14 stitch categories, including outline stitches, filling stitches, canvas stitches, and insertion stitches
1. One of the best books for embroidery stitches and belongs in needle crafters libraries that are interested in stitches 2. Over 400 embroidery stitches explained and illustrated with diagrams and photographs 3. Ideal for those starting out with needlework, as well as accomplished embroiderers seeking inspiration for different stitches and techniques 4. 14 stitch categories, including outline stitches, filling stitches, canvas stitches, and insertion stitchesHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary Thomas, author of the original edition of this book, was born in Wantage, Berkshire. She was educated in Music and art, and in her twenties went to America to work as a fashion artist for the New York Pictorial Review. At the outbreak of the First World War she returned to Europe, and went to France as an army nurse. After the war, she worked as fashion editor of the Gentlewoman, and in 1930 became editor of the Needlewoman. She took up freelance writing in 1936. Mary Thomas's Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches, published in 1934, was the first of her highly successful books, and it was followed in 1936 by Mary Thomas's Embroidery Book. Although embroidery was, of course, her first subject, she also developed an interest in knitting. In 1936, she began work on an exhaustive compendium of knitting history and techniques, which was published in 1938 and 1943 in two volumes. Both her embroidery and her knitting books have remained in print for nearly half a century, and are regarded as standard reference works for the techniques of these crafts.
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Introduction Outline Stitches Border Stitches Composite Band Stitches Isolated Stitches Open Filling Stitches Solid Filling Stitches Detached Filling Stitches Straight and Slanted Canvas Stitches Crossed Canvas Stitches Composite Canvas Stitches Insertion Stitches Edging Stitches Cut and Drawn Stitches Pulled Fabric Stitches Index
