Embroidered & Embellished

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Embroidered & Embellished

85 Stitches Using Thread, Floss, Ribbon, Beads & More

Handicrafts, decorative arts and crafts Embroidery crafts

Author: Christen Brown

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Language: English

Published by: C&T Publishing

Published on: 1st June 2013

Format: LCP-protected ePub

Size: 26 Mb

ISBN: 9781607056645


The complete visual guide to hand embroidery & embellishing

This richly illustrated reference guide from embroidery expert Christen Brown covers everything you need to make beautiful magic with needle and thread. Learn to sew traditional and silk ribbon embroidery, make raised stitches, and embellish with beads, charms, buttons, and mirrors. Christen shows you how to combine and place stitches to enhance a finished piece and how to work with embroidery threads, ribbons, fabrics, laces, beads, buttons, and other embellishments.

Step-by-step photo instructions show exactly how to sew 85 different stitches

Includes eight complete embroidery projects to stitch and embellish

The essential embroidery reference for everyone from beginners to experts

"A cornucopia of fancy stitches. . . . Even experienced stitchers are likely to learn something new . . . . As a catalogue of possibility for stitching, this is a wonderful addition to a crafting library." —Publishers Weekly

"This book surpassed my expectations, which rarely happens. Kudos to C&T and the author for putting together an excellent, comprehensive book on this topic. I have been doing embroidery of all kinds for several years and was delighted to see new (to me) stitches and combinations. The projects are beautiful and inspiring." —Cindy Gorder, editor, Decorating Digest Craft & Home Projects

"A wonderful visual guide to 85 stitches that use thread, floss, ribbon, beads and more. . . . If you are new to embroidery, Christen offers a good discussion on the materials to use. I thought her Embroidering With Confidence chapter offered lots of good tips for the novice as well as a refresher for those who have not picked up an embroidery needle for a while."—The Professional Quilter Magazine

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