Elizabethan Cross Stitch
“Elizabethan Cross Stitch” by Barbara Hammet, published by David & Charles in 2004, is a detailed exploration of cross-stitch embroidery inspired by the Elizabethan era. This edition, comprising 105 pages, presents a collection of projects that reflect the intricate designs and historical influences of the period. Hammet has meticulously researched the embroidery styles of the time, offering contemporary cross-stitchers a chance to engage with the artistry of the past.
Readers will find a variety of projects that showcase elaborate depictions of flowers, plants, and animals, alongside the intricate scroll- and latticework characteristic of Elizabethan design. The book highlights the historical context behind each piece, drawing inspiration from textiles, clothing, and accessories of the era. Additional decorative elements, such as pearl beads and blackwork, enhance the authenticity of the designs, making this collection a valuable resource for those interested in crafts, hobbies, and needlework.
Official synopsis Publisher
Talented cross-stitch designer Barbara Hammet has carefully researched and re-worked the look of embroidery of the period to create this stunning collection of projects for today’s cross stitcher. Every project has been carefully researched, and Barbara reveals the historical inspiration behind each piece of work. Designs feature the elaborate depiction of flowers, plants and animals, and the intricate scroll- and latticework favoured at the time. Much inspiration has been derived from the textiles, clothes and accessories of the day, while further decorative touches such as pearl beads and blackwork add further touches of authenticity.
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Elizabethan Cross Stitch” about?
Who is the author of “Elizabethan Cross Stitch”?
When was “Elizabethan Cross Stitch” published?
What is the ISBN for “Elizabethan Cross Stitch”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
