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Cross Stitch Myth and Magic

Cross Stitch Myth and Magic

by SueCook (Author), SusanPenny (Author), Linda Garland (Author), Maria Diaz (Author), Mary Stockett (Author), RichardGarland (Author), RungratPuthikul (Author), SaifhonBorisuthipandit (Author), TeresaWentzler (Author)

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    Hardcover 2002

    $4.32
Synopsis

Inspirational ideas from all over the work have been combined in this book by nine respected artists and designers. From the Orient, there is a detailed Chinese dragon and good fortune emblems. From the West there are cherubs and angels and from the world of myths comes Merlin, as well as an enchanting unicorn. The final chapter features all the signs of the zodiac to be made up individually as cards or gift bags - or as one large sampler. Projects all have clear making up instructions and the full colour charts for all the cross stitch designs should help beginners and experienced stitchers alike. The contributors are: Saifhon Borisuthipandit; Sue Cook; Maria Diaz; Linda and Roger Garland; Susan Penny; Rungrat Puthikul; Mary Stockett; and Teresa Wentzler.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 112
 Publisher: David & Charles
Published: 29 Sep 2002
ISBN 10: 0715312219
ISBN 13: 9780715312216

Media Reviews
Seventy magical designs by nine talented artists and designers make a unique collection of fables and legends in cross stitch.
Author Bio
Saifhon Borisuthipandit, the senior designer for the needlework company PINN. Sue Cook, author of two cross stitch books whose designs appear in many magazines. Maria Diaz, a regular contributor to leading cross stitch magazines. Linda and Roger Garland, are considered to be among the best fantasy artists in the UK. Susan Penny, whose designs have been made into more than six million magazine cover kits. Rungrat Puthikul works with the needlecraft company PINN in Thailand. Mary Stockett is an award winning porcelain artist and cross stitch designer. Teresa Wentzler's designs, many on a fantasy theme, appear in leading US stitching magazines