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Complete guide to needlework
Author: Readers Digest Editors

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Publisher: Readers Digest
Book Type: Hardcover
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ISBN-13: 9780895770592 - ISBN-10: 0895770598
Publication Date: 1/1/1979
Pages: 504

Book Description:
Embroidery, needlepoint, knitting, appliqué, quilting, patchwork, crochet, rug-making, macramé, and lacework-all taught through step-by-step instructions and photographs and drawings. A reference for the beginner and expert alike.

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Diane P. (DeeDee123) wrote on 2/7/2009...

3 member(s) found this review helpful.

This is truly a complete guide. It includes pictures and instructions. For Embroidery, Needlepoint, knitting, applicque, quilting, patchwork, macrame, crochet, rug-making and lacework.

Jean F. (meanjean90) wrote on 8/29/2006...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

This book covers Embroidery, Needlepoint, Knitting, Applique, Quilting, Patchwork, Macrame, Crochet, Rug-making and Lacework.

Marcia L. (Marcia) wrote on 2/27/2006...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

The cover is different, but same book .put out by Reader's Digest, covers embroidery, needlepoing, knitting, applique, quilting, patchwork, macrame, crochet, rug-making and lacework. I have two copies, so am letting one go. complete with how to and patterns. Fully illustrated.

Vera D. (Vendibles) wrote on 5/1/2009...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

I bought this book because I wanted to make a HOOKED RUG... and I did! It was 2-1/2' x 4' and was originally planned for the den... but I ended up so happy with it that it went into the entryway by the front door! With four small kids, I couldn't work on it as much as I wanted, but eventually it was finished. I really couldn't believe it had made that big, heavy, beautiful thing! Everybody loved it and wanted me to make them one!
Forget that! I wanted to make a braided rug for my kitchen in front of the sink! So I bought braiding cones and all the double-knit remenants at my fabric stores and away I went! You rug-braiders know what happened next! But I had fun with my bright kitchen mat in front of the sink that I could just toss into the washer when needed!
Oh, the pages and pages of needlepoint stitches! I just had to make a sampler with my favorite saying in the softest of wonderful wool... and then the moths found it one year, hanging on the wall... I sure wish I had put it under glass!
I loved the way the book describes each tiny step in quilting, so that when I made my first wall-hanging (for the church craft sale), I felt confident that I could do it! And I did!
Now it's time to let someone else enjoy all the wonderful crafts in this book... from Applique to Macrame... and all between!


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Hilary W. (hward17) wrote on 5/9/2009...


Excellent resource; i use it for knitting. A classic

Hilary


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