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The world famous A-Z Series has sold more than 2.2 million copies worldwide. The 6th title in this series of indispensable needlework guides is a must have for any embroiderer.
Semi-hardcover, Concealed spiral binding, 228mm x 218mm wide, 132pp
Learn this time-honored craft from world-renowned ribbon embroidery artists:
Sarah Constantine, Helen Dafter, Angela Dower, Helen Eriksson, Gabrielle Francis, Beverley Gogel, Jan Kerton, Lynda Maker, Kari Mecca, Carolyn Pearce, Kris Richards, Jenny Saladine, Shirley Sinclair, Libby Vater, Cathy Veide and Jessica Wooderson.
You’ll learn the following stitches and techniques:
Blossom bud, briar rose, bullion knot-detached chain combination, cabbage rose petal, carnation, colonial knot, colonial knot-running stitch combination, concertina rose, couching, daffodil, detached chain, detached chain-bullion knot combination, detached daisy, double whipped running stitch, flower fairy, fly stitch, folded and gathered rose, folded and gathered rosebuds, folded ribbon rose, folded ribbon rose-spider web rose combination, folded ribbon stitch, folded toothpick rose, French knot, gathered ribbon blossom, gathered ribbon leaf, gathered ribbon rose, grab stitch, Japanese stitch, loop stitch, looped ribbon stitch, looped straight stitch, looped straight stitch flower, padded rosebud, padded straight stitch, pansy, pistil stitch, plume stitch, ribbon filler, ribbon rosebud, ribbon stitch, rolled rose, running stitch, running stitch – colonial knot combination, spider web rose, spider web rose-folded, ribbon rose combination, stem stitch, stem stitch rose, straight stitch, twirled ribbon rose, twisted detached chain, twisted stem stitch, twisted straight stitch, whipped running stitch, whipped stem stitch, whipped straight stitch, whipped straight stitch rose, wire-edged ribbon leaf. | |
Customer Reviews |
| by Raelene Grueber |
Date Added: Monday 17 March, 2008 |
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I love patterns with ribbon embroidery incorporated in them, but I thought Ribbon Embroidery was one skill that was beyond me! However when I bought this book, I found that by following the clear step-by-step instructions and photographs, it was something that I could do, and by using this book along side the A-Z of Embroidery Stitches, I learned all the skills to make the Fruits of the Hedgerow blanket - and many other projects since then!
Had I not had these two books I could not have sat in my own home and had my own \'classes\' straight from a book!
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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