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Fabric transfer paints | Jan Beaney | |
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Stitches worked on bars | Chris Berry | |
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Raised stitches | Muriel Best | |
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Breton stitch | Joy Bradshaw | |
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Battlement couching | Jenny Bullen | |
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Pattern into texture | Anne Coleman | |
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Flying stitches | Gavin Fry | |
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Developing stitches | Linda Lewis | |
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Textured triangles | Jean Littlejohn | |
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Planting in patterns | Vicky Lugg | |
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Pulled thread | Moyra McNeill | |
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Blackwork | Anne Mullins | |
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Book & book cover project | Elaine Osborne | |
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Indian mirror work | Jennie Parry | |
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Hot spots | Dorothy Tucker |
With contributions from well known embroiderers with a particular interested in stitchery, this collection of articles is a superb introduction to the riches of stitches.
These articles will also be of interest to the not so young embroiderer who is a beginner wanting to know more about stitches.
The Riches of Stitches is out of print, but is available as a PDF to download (1.6MB). If you have Adobe Reader, you can download The Riches of Stitches now.
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If you experience any difficulty downloading the PDF, please email youngembroiderers@hiraeth.com
The PDF is freely available to download and print for your own use or to share with others. You may not redistribute it or any part of it in any form for profit. If any part is reproduced in any form for non-profit purposes, it must include this statement:
From The Riches of Stitches, © 1997 - 2011 The Embroiderers' Guild, UK.
and we would appreciate it if you also included our web address: <http://www hiraeth.com/youngembroiderers/>. Thank you.
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