Creative Crewel Embroidery

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Creative Crewel Embroidery

Author	: Judy Jeroy
File Size	: 54,8 Mb
Publisher	: Lark Books
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 August 2000
ISBN	: 1579901875
Pages	: 132 pages

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Creative Crewel Embroidery by Judy Jeroy Book PDF Summary

Crewel--the art of embroidery with wool--is a perennial favorite with embroiderers. Here's a comprehensive and up-to-date treatment, with designs that range from the traditional to the truly innovative. All the basics are there for the beginner, including 68 stitches and 11 projects. Then, for adventuresome stitchers, there is inspiration: 55 pieces from today's most talented and best-known embroiderers.

Creative Crewel Embroidery by Judy Jeroy

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