Stitches : new approaches / Jan Beaney
By: Beaney, Jan
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
This volume analyses the effects that can be achieved by using different background fabrics, threads and needles, exploring all the possibilities offered by a range of 40 different stitches. A section on design shows how to translate observations into designs suitable for embroidery.
Includes bibliographic references (p. 233) and index.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Acknowledgments (p. 6)
- Foreword (p. 7)
- Stitchery: A personal view (p. 8)
- Stitches for functional embroidery (p. 12)
- Starting points
- 1 Choice of background fabrics (p. 13)
- 2 Threads (p. 16)
- 3 Needles (p. 20)
- 4 Frames (p. 22)
- An approach to stitchery (p. 24)
- Exploring two stitches (p. 27)
- Cretan stitch (p. 27)
- Raised stem stitch band (p. 52)
- Looking at other stitches (p. 70)
- Ideas for design (p. 189)
- Design starting points
- 1 Looking and sketching (p. 196)
- 2 One-stitch pictures and patterns (p. 214)
- 3 Hand stitching with other techniques (p. 225)
- Conclusion (p. 231)
- Books to read (p. 233)
- Suppliers (p. 235)
- Index to stitches (p. 237)