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The Embroidery Stitch Bible: Over 200 Stitches Photographed with Easy-to-Follow Charts

Betty Barnden

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  1. Read the summary below and choose one question you want the book to answer.
  2. Open the book’s original page to check the edition, contents and access options.
  3. Keep a short note: the idea, where you found it, and how you could apply it to your next project.

Why we picked it

A hand-embroidery stitch dictionary with more than 200 stitches, from basic chain stitch to Florentine canvas work. Each stitch gets step-by-step instructions, a diagram and a photo of the finished result, so it works as a look-up reference for beginners and experienced stitchers alike. Handy for anyone who wants to recognize and name classic stitches when planning or discussing a design.

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