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Combined with the original A-Z of Embroidery Stitches, this book completes a comprehensive dictionary of embroidery stitches and techniques. It offers every embroiderer a perfect way to add variety and interest to every new stitching project. Ultra-clear visuals make it easy to learn new techniques. Historical insights and beautiful embroideries add to the inspiration.
A-Z of Embroidery Stitches 2 (A-Z of Needlecraft)From Not Available (NA)- Amazon Sales Rank: #130764 in Books
- Brand: Not Available (NA)
- Model: 531881
- Published on: 2015-09-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .50" w x 8.40" l,
- Binding: Flexibound
- 144 pages
- Search Press Books-A-Z Of Embroidery Stitches 2
Review Search Press is well-known for their excellent instructional books in all kinds arts and crafts – from embroidery to painting and drawing, paper crafts, knitting, cake decorating – you name it! They’re a strong, quality publishing company, and their acquisition of the rights bodes well for the future availability of the series, as well as for the continuation of it.- Mary Corbet's Needle 'n Thread (on the A-Z Series)
About the Author Compiled by the expert team at Country Bumpkin, renowned Australian publishers of embroidery books and magazines.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful pictures although not detailed enough. NOT for beginners...sadly, not even with Book 1 By Jane in Milwaukee I preordered this book and expected to get it next month, the announced release date. But it arrived yesterday--and I's not even a Vine reviewer--and I thoroughly perused it.*sigh* I wish I could give it more a ringing endorsement but here are the pros and cons:Pros:---every single page is laden with color photos with captions and directions accompanying each step of a stitch.---there are many stitches and a good variety....um...I'm out.Cons: you must get the first book:A-Z of Embroidery Stitches (A-Z of Needlecraft)What's even worse is that even COMBINING these two books, unless you're a very experienced and expert stitcher, I guarantee you will not be able to teach yourself how to do many if any of these stitches.---the pictures are WAY too small to best show how to make a given stitch.---while there seems to be a sufficient number of photos, way too often, the first few steps are squeezed into too few pictures and then later steps are stretched out longer than you need.---there is a lot of discussion about needles, hoops and fibers but very little on fabric.I have hundreds of needlework books including dozens of stitch encyclopedias and dictionaries. I am a huge niggler of WHAT is shown and the WAY it is shown if it's a book on technique. You should be able to assume that a book titled "A~Z" will be absolutely comprehensive and easy to understand. Not so, here. I smiled when I first opened the book and saw my MAIN stitch I use to gauge a stitch book: the bullion knot. Hike up the Look Inside! feature at the top of the page and scoot down to page 5: a pretty rose shown with the twists going in both directions. The point about this stitch the author is making is about "S" twist and "Z" twist threads. Are you lost already? I have studied embroidery fibers and the huge variety fascinates me: silk, cotton, linen, metal, artificial, blends, etc. If I weren't already pretty clear about the "twist" of fibers, I couldn't tell what was going on here: the fiber is twisted clockwise or counterclockwise and the bullion knot is twisted around the needle clockwise or counterclockwise...so are you double twisting it one way or the other...or making the twisting "cancel each other out?" I don't know.What's worse is if you want to make that pretty rose, you're outta luck: you can flip through the whole book and from the table of contents to the index, there is no reference to the bullion whatsoever.AND while I was looking through this to report to you what type of embroidery you can do here like surface stitchery vs. counted thread, I realized I was having to look closely at what I could make out of the fabric...but I shouldn't have to work that hard. LITERALLY, the only mention of fabric appears in little purple boxes on pages 58 and 88. On page 58 you're warned that embroidery will often show from the back so you need to make sure your thread is suitable for your material. On page 88, you're given a listing of the various fibers that make up fabrics as I described threads above...but that gives NO CLUE what threads to use on what material. The vast majority of fibers used here to display stitches are yarns too thick even for crewel work. Especially since several colors can be used to show one stitch, thicker fiber can make it easier to make out the stitch. But now you have no idea how many strands of floss should be used on what count of linen.I can't give this less than 4 stars because it is very well-written and I will be able to get a lot of use out of it...but only to complement my other more comprehensive stitch guides.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Awesome book! By Dottie Kruse I am a crafter at heart. I knit, crochet, and sew to name a few that I love. I have just added embroidery to my list of talents. This book is awesome in many ways. It has beautiful color pictures of the stitch you want to try. It then gives more pictures in ways to use the particular stitch, and pictures of the stitch in an actual project. Its layout and directions are easy enough for a beginner like me or even challenging enough for the more experienced. This purchased turned out to be just what I needed to get started on my new craft.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. So glad I ordered it ! By Amazon Customer Well written with easy to follow instructions.Easy to undertand illustrations for any beginner to learn something new.It made me want to go to my closet to see if there was a jacket or blouse that I could embellish with embroidery. Beautiful pictures , with great ideas !
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