Goldwork
Goldwork by Valerie Campbell-Harding is a comprehensive guide published by Search Press in 1983. This first edition spans 32 pages and is presented in English. The book explores the technique of embroidering with metal threads, detailing its historical significance and evolution from traditional, costly applications to more accessible modern alternatives.
Readers will find a thorough overview of goldwork, including a history of the craft and practical instructions on various techniques. The guide also features a chapter dedicated to embroidering for the Church, along with advice on incorporating jewels, glass, and stones into their projects. This resource highlights the diverse possibilities within the art of goldwork, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced embroiderers.
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Goldwork, the technique of embroidering with metal threads, has a long history. In its traditional form, as used on historical costumes and for the Church, goldwork has always been expensive and precious. But today, there are cheaper versions of metallic threads available and now anyone can create a glittering work of art. This guide presents a history of goldwork, helpful instructions on a multitude of different techniques, a chapter on embroidering for the Church, and guidance for the use of jewels, glass and stones. It demonstrates the craft of goldwork, with its many possibilities.
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