Crewel Embroidery
Crewel Embroidery by Sue Hawkins, published by David & Charles in 2001, is a detailed guide that explores the art of crewel embroidery. This edition, written in English and spanning 128 pages, invites readers to recreate intricate designs inspired by historical motifs. The book showcases a variety of subjects, including floral patterns with a Jacobean influence, fruits, and mythical creatures, all rendered in fine two-ply yarn on natural linen.
Readers will find a range of projects that highlight the beauty and versatility of crewel embroidery, from decorative waistcoats to elegant fire screens. Each section presents a unique project that combines classical and contemporary color palettes, allowing for a rich exploration of needlework techniques. This book serves as a resource for those interested in crafts and hobbies, particularly in the realm of embroidery.
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Recreate the glorious shapes and textures of the past in magnificent crewel embroidery. Flowers with a Jacobean twist (such as Tudor roses); luscious fruit, like ripe strawberries and pomegranates; rabbits, lions, unicorns, and other creatures in historical guises; even the Tree of Life and the Garden of Eden: stitch all these breathtaking images on natural linen, using fine two-ply yarn. Colors range from classical to contemporary, and each section features a stunning project-from a waistcoat to a fire screen.
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