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  • Publisher: Search Press
  • Edition: BC Paperback
  • Publication: 24 September 2002
  • ISBN 13/EAN: 9780855329198
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  • Size: 204x260 mm
  • Illustrations: 135
  • Pages: 64
  • RRP: $17.95
  • Series: Beginner's Guide to Needlecrafts
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Beginner's Guide to Mountmellick Embroidery

$17.95

by Pat Trott


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Book Description

The embroidery is traditionally worked on close-woven cotton with cotton thread and it has a great elegance. Flowing floral patterns intertwine with stems and leaves, the smooth satin stitches contrasting wonderfully with the padded, knotted stitchery and untextured background. These natural designs are often fairly large and the sculptured patterns have an appealing bold quality, which is enhanced by the absence of colour and the addition of knitted fringed fringes. Pat Trott explains all the techniques with clear step-by-step photography and inspiring easy-to-follow projects. This book will be welcomed by beginners and also embroiderers of all skill levels.

* Classic technique with revival of popularity

* Very little competition

* High profile author who runs workshops and courses

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* Classic technique with revival of popularity

* Very little competition

* High profile author who runs workshops and courses

About the Author

About Pat Trott

Pat Trott was introduced to Armenian needlelace by her mother at a very early age, and this led to her passion for embroidery and stitchery of all kinds. Later, as a skilled embroiderer, she was attracted to Mountmellick because of the numerous different stitches involved, and she went on to become an expert in this unique craft. Pat is a life member of the Embroiderers' Guild and holds regular workshops for many Guild branches, colleges and schools. Pat has had her work featured in Needlework Magazine and New Stitches Magazine.

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