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Knit Red
"Gorgeous knitwear--that does good, too! The knitting community has always come together to support a great cause, and Knit Red once again attests to knitters' generous, giving spirit. These 30 beautiful red-themed projects help raise awareness of the number-one killer of women today: heart disease. The patterns are all donated by top designers, including Debbie Stoller, Debbie Bliss, Iris Schreier, and Deborah Newton. In addition, the book offers important medical information, a Heart Healthy Resources and Action Plan, and powerful stories from survivors of this deadly ailment"--
Improper Cross-Stitch
Sometimes it's good to be a little improper. Profane, funny, and smart, Haley Pierson-Cox's book invites the modern crafter to bring personality and humour to their cross stitch projects. Her easy to follow instructions and colourful designs can make a cross stitcher out of anyone.
Peterson's Magazine
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Harper's Bazaar
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Cottage Hearth
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Shadow Redwork With Alex Anderson
Join the redwork revival with Alex Anderson at your side! Alex combines redwork with subtle, white-on-white words in the background, creating a shadow effect you’ll love. 10 complete projects, including wallhangings, pillows, and a quilt. 24 original designs featuring hearts, fruit, and flowers with lovely sentimental phrases. Advice on fabric and thread decisions, plus full instructions for stitching and finishing. Perfect take-along projects for stitchers on the go!
Cassell's Magazine
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Stitching Idyllic: Hand Stitch Recognizable Summer Flowers
Stitching a Summer Garden to Life Whether you are a novice or veteran stitcher, Summer Flowers will help you bring your vision to life. Beginning with backgrounds, you will learn how create the perfect setting for your idyllic tableau. Then using just 10 familiar stitches, you will learn how to hand stitch 23 distinct and lovely plants and flowers. Topics covered include printing photos on fabric to create beautiful layouts, ideas and instructions on how to make your project ready for framing, and step-by step demonstrations on how to bring it all together. And there’s also Funtasy Flowers, where you can learn how to incorporate store-bought silk flowers into your own wonderful and unique creation. Ann Bernard trained at the Royal School of Needlework and has a lifetime of stitching experience and tips to share. Her approach makes stitching fun with detailed directions and diagrams, even photos of both real and stitched plants, which guide you every step of the way.
