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Produktinformationen "Crewelwork Then and Now"

Journey through the vibrant, living history of crewelwork, from traditional Jacobean designs to innovative, contemporary projects.

Create 8 sumptuous embroidery projects, each with complete written instructions and a full-size embroidery transfer.

Written by world-renowned crewelwork experts Phillipa Turnbull and Hazel Blomkamp, this inspiring book provides a fascinating overview of how the art form of crewel embroidery has evolved over the centuries.

This stunning book contains: <BR>
  • - 8 inspiring crewelwork designs each with detailed instructions, charts, and a full-size embroidery transfer- Designs from then and now 2 designs celebrating historic embroideries; 2 original contemporary designs; 4 side-by-side designs (2 designs, each stitched by the two authors, for a direct comparison of how traditional and contemporary crewelwork can produce stunning and varied results)
  • - A comprehensive illustrated stitch directory featuring over 80 stitches, divided into historical and modern ways of working.- Full-size embroidery transfers for each project
<BR>Phillipa, an expert on historic embroidery and the founder of The Crewel Work Company, reveals the rich history of crewelwork and celebrates its vibrant beauty. Through her stunning projects and inspiring insights, discover the traditional threads and stitches used and uncover a deep and direct connection to the embroiderers of the past.

Hazel is a globally renowned embroiderer and best-selling author, who focusses on innovation in crewel embroidery, experimenting with stitches, threads, beading and more to give her work a contemporary twist. Her joyful, visionary approach breathes new life into this traditional craft.

Untertitel
Exploring Traditional Designs and Contemporary Stitching

H | B | T | Gramm
283 mm | 221 mm | 23 mm | 1220 gr

Erscheinungsjahr
2026

FSK
0

Ausgabe
Hardcover

Verlag
Search Press

ISBN-10
1800922884

Autor
Hazel Blomkamp; Turnbull, Phillipa

Sprache
Englisch

Seitenanzahl
216

Themen
Stickerei

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