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Book Title
Complete Guide to Needlework
Narrative Type
Nonfiction
Item Length
10.1in.
Publisher
Reader’s Digest Association, Incorporated, T.H.E.
Original Language
English
Vintage
Yes
Publication Year
1980
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.3in.
Author
Reader’s Digest Editors
Genre
Crafts & Hobbies
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Topic
Needlework / General
Item Width
8.6in.
Item Weight
53.2 Oz
Number of Pages
504 Pages
ISBN
9780895770592

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  • Top favorable review

    An absolute must for needleworkers of every level of proficiency.

    Owned this book, let daughter borrow it, never saw it again! The book itself is amazing (the reason I went looking for it again). Photos should be taken of content (beautifully detailed), would fly off the shelf. An absolute must for knitters and crocheters.

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  • A goldmine for instruction for the needleworker!

    Whether your Grandmother taught you the skills, and you need a brush-up, or you would LIKE to learn, this book has a literal WEALTH of informative instruction to teach the art of needlework. It covers simple/advanced techniques, photographs, diagrams and clear precise instruction/directions. Topics include: embroidery (tools, techniques, design, stitches, methods, to fabrics and yarns/supplies) It covers cross-stitch, blackwork, huck and openwork, as well as machine embroidery, and smocking. It also gives several projects one might be interested in trying these techniques. There is also: Applique, Patchwork, Quilting, Knitting, Crochet, Lacework, Macrame', and Rugmaking. Literally this is a needleworkers gold mine of information for making gifts, home accessories and useful items to enjoy ...

  • Crafters Delight

    This is the kind of book that gets passed among friends and family, and once lent you will probably never get it back, it's that good. It is full of tips and how to instructions for almost anything you would want to make. It covers Embroidery, Needlepoint, Knitting, Applique, Quilting, Patchwork, Macrame, Crochet, Rug-making, and Lacework. You would think that the editors stretched themselves too thin by trying to cover so much in one book but they managed to jam as much info about each one as you would find in book dedicated to only one topic. I am particularly impressed with the knitting tips. The describe 5 different cast-on methods AND 5 different bind-off methods! There is a large section on finishing a garment, with instructions for ten different neck lines, 5 different sleeve and ...

  • Absolutely The Best !!

    I have been a long time enthusiast of the Reader's Digest crafting books. The Sewing book sold me on their style and ease of learning the craft. The COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLEWORK outshines them all. It teaches embroideries with many instructions on stitches (heirloom), Applique, Patchwork, Quilting (including care of quilts), Knitting, Crochet, Lacework, Macrame, & Rug-making. What I find really great about this book are the nice projects the book contains. Embroidery includes patterns such as monogramming/machine embroidery, crewel picture, Place mat & napkin/pulled thread, Table runner/huck, Cutwork, Child's dress, & Corded pillow/black work. I don't need to list them all so I'll name a few more. The Quilting section has a cute Baby quilt pattern & Quilted Evening bag that is quite ...

  • Great go-to reference for both the beginner and accomplished needleworker.

    I bought this to replace my original copy that was lost in one of many moves. It may be older ("vintage"), but the instructions are timeless, and the most clearly written and illustrated of any other instruction book I've ever seen. I was even able to teach myself to tat using this book, a task most people said was impossible back in the days before YouTube and other online instruction aids. It's still a great reference for a multitude of stitch patterns in both knitting and crocheting, as well as clear instructions on finishing and constructing garments made in either of these crafts. It also covers numerous forms of embroidery, such as Hardanger, Blackwork, even Huck embroidery, as well as the more traditional cross-stitch and basic embroidery and various forms of ...