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The World's Most Beautiful Needlework Inspirations- Stitching Sensations- Book 110
The World's Most Beautiful Needlework Inspirations- Stitching Sensations- Book 110
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The World's Most Beautiful Needlework Inspirations- Stitching Sensations- Book 110 By Inspirations Studios
In this issue, we celebrate beautiful traditions, from the crewel embroidery heritage of a 144-year-old needlework in Scotland and time honored techniques in Japanese gold work with a new design by Margaret Lee, to embroidering stitching accessories, with gorgeous floral motifs by Ana Mallah and Margaret Light. We also bring you Alison Cole's iconic Australian blossom in stumpwork, Susan Casson's enchanting three dimensional turtle hatchling making its way to the ocean, a beaded dragonfly by Hazel Blomkamp, and welcome new contributor Laurence Lieblich of Canevas Folies.
**Actual product/fabric color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and will vary different per individual/monitor/screen. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.**
In this issue, we celebrate beautiful traditions, from the crewel embroidery heritage of a 144-year-old needlework in Scotland and time honored techniques in Japanese gold work with a new design by Margaret Lee, to embroidering stitching accessories, with gorgeous floral motifs by Ana Mallah and Margaret Light. We also bring you Alison Cole's iconic Australian blossom in stumpwork, Susan Casson's enchanting three dimensional turtle hatchling making its way to the ocean, a beaded dragonfly by Hazel Blomkamp, and welcome new contributor Laurence Lieblich of Canevas Folies.
**Actual product/fabric color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and will vary different per individual/monitor/screen. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.**
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