Assisi Embroideries

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A D.M.C Library pattern book of Assisi embroidery, a counted-thread linen work with outlined reserved motifs (mainly animals and birds) on a cross-stitch filled background. The introduction covers the origin of Assisi embroidery, drawn from medieval church embroideries and carvings at San Rufino and San Pietro. The text gives instructions for outline running stitches, background cross stitch and edge ornaments, with thread and colour recommendations and ideas for using the patterns on table linen, cushions and other items. Twenty-four plates show 68 numbered models: small motifs, narrow and wide borders with corners, and large squares. Closing pages give care and cleaning instructions for coloured embroidery and D.M.C thread and publication lists.

Type
Book
Date
c. 1926-1935
Language
English
Pages
39
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