Needlework


Complete Guide to Needlework
Glorious Needlepoint
The Needlepoint Book: A Complete Update of the Classic Guide
The Embroiderer's Story: Needlework from the Renaissance to the Present Day
Encyclopedia of Needlework
The Complete Encyclopedia of Needlework
The Knitting Answer Book: Solutions to Every Problem You'll Ever Face; Answers to Every Question You'll Ever Ask
Doodle Stitching: the motif collection
The Quick and the Thread (An Embroidery Mystery, #1)
The Open Canvas: An Instructional Encyclopedia of Openwork Techniques
A Cross Stitch Christmas: Handmade Treasures (Better Homes and Gardens)
Royal School of Needlework Embroidery Techniques
Celtic Needlepoint
One Skein: 30 Quick Projects to Knit or Crochet
Crewel Embroidery
Sublime Stitching by Jenny HartCarnet de point de croix  by DMCBeautiful Bargello by Joyce PetschekEnglish Embroidery From the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1580-... by Melinda WattFolk Art Needlecraft by Clare Youngs
Needlework Books
31 books — 8 voters
Boho Crochet by Julie BrookeKnit Your Own Kama Sutra by Trixie Von PurlQuilts du Jour by Marny BuckCrochet by Claire CulleyQuilling Basics by Alberta Neal
Craft Books from 2015
22 books — 6 voters

Sew Bags by Hilarie Wakefield DaytonHand Embroidery for Left Handers by Juby Aleyas KollCraftivism by Betsy GreerGuerrilla Kindness & Other Acts of Creative Resistance by Sayraphim LothianA Little Book of Craftivism by Sarah P. Corbett
The Modern Crafter
23 books — 5 voters

Alaric Hutchinson
Pity moment, blah! Let’s turn it around! We do not even need to go into the story of it. We acknowledge this moment and release it. We love and accept and forgive ourselves. And we acknowledge that this is a tiny stitch, a brief pinprick in the needlepoints we are creating of our lives. And we also acknowledge that this lifetime of ours is but a tiny little stitch in the ever-expanding, infinite needlepoint of the Universe. Self-pity is not a reason good enough for us to be out of alignment with ...more
Alaric Hutchinson, Living Peace: Essential Teachings For Enriching Life

The verb 'to darn' is explained in my pocket dictionary as follows: 'To mend by imitating the texture of the stuff, with thread and needle.' But this definition does not correspond to the work accomplished by good Chinese housewives. When they mend a sock, they do not try 'to imitate the texture of the stuff'. Their art makes no attempt at concealment: it even takes a certain pride in revealing itself. ...more
Daniele Varè, The Maker of Heavenly Trousers

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