Embroidered Greetings Cards by Dorothy Wood

Embroidered Greetings Cards by Dorothy Wood

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Summary

Dorothy Wood shows how simple stitches can be used to create beautiful original cards. Learn how to embroider designs on paper, felt and fabric, using coloured and metallic threads, ribbons, buttons, beads and sequins.

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Embroidered Greetings Cards by Dorothy Wood

Dorothy Wood shows how easy it is to make a variety of charming and stylish greetings cards using simple embroidery techniques. The stitches are easy enough for beginners to learn, the designs appealing and the cards are a beautiful way to send special messages to family and friends. Designs are created on paper, felt and fabric and embellished with metallic threads, ribbons, beads and sequins. Motifs include hearts, birds, flowers, trees and more. The six pretty and stylish projects include templates, clear step-by-step photographs and helpful information on how to create professional looking cards and how to embellish them. Novice embroiderers and experienced crafters will be inspired by Dorothy's innovative approach to cardmaking.
Dorothy Wood has a degree in embroidery and textiles and is the author of a number of books on these subjects. She also contributes regularly to stitching magazines, such as Crafts Beautiful, The World of Cross Stitch and Beautiful Stitches. She lives in Osgathorpe, Leicestershire, with her husband and three children.
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ISBN 13 9781903975794
ISBN 10 1903975794
Title Embroidered Greetings Cards
Author Dorothy Wood
Series Handmade Greeting Cards S
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Search Press Ltd
Year published 2004-06-01
Number of pages 48
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.