books about: lacework (illustrated beadweaving rug-making)

books about: lacework

books:

Laura McCabe's Embellished Beadweaving: Jewelry Lavished with Fringe, Fronds, Lacework & More
Laura McCabe

Lark Books, 2010

Laura McCabe creates elaborate beaded embellishments which she combines into stunning jewelry. These graceful forms are also ideal for embellishing garments or fiber artworks. Her definitive guide to weaving and embroidering with beads is the third volume in the bestselling Beadweaving Master Class series. Combining traditional techniques with modern materials, and showcasing a wide variety of bead types, it offers 18 opulent pieces of jewelry ...

Reader's Digest COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLEWORK: Embroidery, Needlepoint, Knitting, Applique, Quilting, ...

4 reviews

Reader's Digest, 1980

Something for the self-teachers
I found this book in a library, and after pawing through it, I came here to amazon.com and bought my own. I taught myself how to knit to help deal with the stress of being in college, and it was the greatest thing I've ever done for myself. This book has been more helpful and more clear than anything I have been able to find online. I love the patterns and designs that it includes. and who ...

Easy Elegance

Albright and Company, 1996

Simple steps to seminole lacework, shark's teeth and applied smocking strips.

Sampler & Antique Needlework Quarterly, Volume 6

Symbol of Excellence Publishers, 1992

Features: Ada Jobling sampler; Mary Smith sampler; Christening sampler; Ruskin lacework; crewel emroidery history; mending kits, more. Illustrated with color photos and includes charts.

Hardanger Revisited (Hardanger Revisited)

Lacis Publications, 1999

surface stitching with the cutting of regular holes and the infilling of these holes with needle-made stitches...

Dresses for Toddlers (Ginger Snaps Designs, Book 1)

Nancy Coburn, 1996

The designs in this book feature unique combinations of tucks, lace insertion, and embroidery. Many of th design ideas maybe interchanged with designs and patterns in Baby Daygowns, Book 1, requiring only a few samll adjustments in placement of the design features.