![]() The Before you Begin section is very interesting, Suggesting the items needed for the Gold thread This is a wonderful book. The stunning photographs are just amazing, and every embroidery lover will appreciate the work and expertise that makes up each piece. There are two colour coded sections, Blue for the stitches and yellow for the projects. Goldwork is believed to have originated from China and in this book, you will learn techniques and methods to achieve beautiful results in your embroidery. It's a really comprehensive introduction to goldwork, well researched and well written.more Towards the end is a section on standard embroidery stitches and lastly several projects for the reader to try out. There are also illustrations of both modern and historical pieces of work, including the elaborate costumes of Henry VIII. ![]() All this is well illustrated with clear photos. THE A TO Z OF GOLDWORK HOW TOThere is plenty of detail on techniques such as padding, cording, couching, appliqué and how to use use kid leather and plate. She explains the various threads available, the equipment needed, how to transfer designs, frame up and finish your work. It begins with a brief history of gold work in China and covers its spread across the world, including its military and ceremonial use. ![]() There is plenty of detail on techniques such as padding, cording, couching, appliqué and how to use use kid lea Although this is in the same series as A-Z of Bead Embroidery which I read at the same time, this is to my mind a far better book. Although this is in the same series as A-Z of Bead Embroidery which I read at the same time, this is to my mind a far better book. ![]()
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