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Weekend Makes: Embroidery with Buttons

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Weekend Makes: Embroidery with Buttons is a delightful collection of 25 colourful embroidery projects that use buttons innovatively and creatively. Embroidery is an ancient craft that has been enjoyed and practised for centuries, providing crafters with a relaxing and mindful activity to follow and create beautiful works of art using needlepoint and fabric. In this book, the talented embroidery expert Rosemary Drysdale shows readers how buttons can be incorporated into any design with 25 quick and easy projects that use spare buttons and fabric otherwise left unused in sewing kits. Projects range from: . Beginner to intermediate projects . Easy step-by-step instructions . Illustrated techniques . Beautiful photography The book includes details of the techniques used and colourful templates that aim to make creating as relaxing and straightforward as possible. AUTHOR: Rosemary Drysdale grew up in the north of England. After studying textile design at Durham University, Rosemary emigrated to the United States and worked as an embroidery designer. She was at the forefront of the cross-stitch craze in the 1990s, travelling the world teaching workshops and giving demonstrations. She is recognized as a global expert on black work embroidery, as well as a teacher of many other advanced stitching techniques. She lives in East Hampton, NY with her husband. SELLING POINTS: . 25 embroidery projects suitable for beginner to intermediate embroiderers . Written by an accomplished and well-known embroidery expert . Ideal for using up spare buttons . Includes full instructions, step-by-step photography and clear templates

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ISBN

9781784946456

Dimensions

215 x 275 mm

Book Type

Paperback / softback

Author

Rosemary Drysdale

Author Bio

Rosemary Drysdale grew up in the north of England. After studying textile design at Durham University, Rosemary emigrated to the United States and worked as an embroidery designer. She was at the forefront of the cross-stitch craze in the 1990s, travelling the world teaching workshops and giving demonstrations. She is recognised as a global expert on black work embroidery, as well as a teacher of many other advanced stitching techniques. She lives in East Hampton, NY with her husband.

Number of Pages

144

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