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Stumpwork Inspirations: 8 of the worlds most beautiful stumpwork projects, to d [Paperback]

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  • Category: Books (Crafts & Hobbies)
  • Author:  Inspirations Studio
  • Author:  Inspirations Studio
  • ISBN-10:  1782218319
  • ISBN-10:  1782218319
  • ISBN-13:  9781782218319
  • ISBN-13:  9781782218319
  • Publisher:  Search Press
  • Publisher:  Search Press
  • Pages:  112
  • Pages:  112
  • Binding:  Paperback
  • Binding:  Paperback
  • SKU:  1782218319-11-SPLV
  • SKU:  1782218319-11-SPLV
  • Item ID: 106854181
  • List Price: $25.95
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Discover 8 breathtaking stumpwork embroidery projects that bring intricate, raised designs to life with texture and realism.

Take your embroidery to a new level with breathtaking stumpwork projects that bring designs to life in raised, intricate detail. Stumpwork embroidery, also known as raised embroidery, transforms flat stitching with 3D effects using padding, wiring, and slips, creating a strikingly realistic look that captivates and inspires.

Get started with
  • clear, step-by-step instructions
  • pullout patterns
  • a comprehensive stitch guide
  • all the essential details to craft each project. 

Whether you're an embroidery enthusiast or new to stumpwork, dive into this art form’s rich history, techniques, and beauty—and create your own masterpiece.

This collection showcases some of the finest stumpwork creations from globally celebrated designers, including Susan O'Connor, Wendy Innes, Susan Casson, Anna Scott, Lesley Turpin-Delport, and Jane Nicholas. With each design thoughtfully curated, you’ll find projects that range from elegant framed art to unique decorative pieces.Australian publisher Inspiration Studios has distilled the best of the best from its issues of Inspirations embroidery magazine for new volumes on crewel embroidery and whitework (a third volume, on Stumpwork, is also being released). Each book begins with an abbreviated historical overview. Crewel, aka wool on linen, began around the seventeenth century and gained popularity during Elizabeth I’s reign. Whitework, with any number of variations on its white-onwhite concept, was first practiced by the ancient Egyptians; since then, Scandinavian and other European needleworkers have contributed their own interpretations—Dresden, Hebedo (Danish), Hardangel£̀
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