Picture it in Cross Stitch
Picture it in Cross Stitch by Jo Verso, published by David & Charles Publishers in October 1989, is a comprehensive guide to the art of cross stitch. This 128-page book explores the versatility of this traditional embroidery technique, allowing readers to create personalized representations of contemporary life. It covers themes such as family, significant events, hobbies, and pets, presenting patterns that can be mixed and matched for unique designs.
Readers will find a variety of projects detailed within, including decorated initials, samplers, and announcements for weddings and births. The book provides clear instructions on design, materials, and stitching techniques, making it accessible to those without special drawing skills. With its focus on crafts and hobbies, this edition serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in needlework and cross-stitching.
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Cross stitch has long been one of the most popular, straightforward and versatile forms of traditional embroidery, and this book shows how to create a unique personal record of contemporary life. It enables the reader to depict themes such as family and important family events, home, pets, hobbies and family tree, and the patterns are all presented with borders, bands and motifs. They are designed on a mix and match basis, so that they can be adapted and assembled into any required design and worked with a combination of full cross stitch, three-quarter cross stitch and back stitch. No special drawing ability is needed. Instructions are provided for a wide variety of projects, including decorated initials, samplers, a wedding picture and a birth announcement, and there is advice on design, materials and stitching.
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