The third book in Ray's popular series (after
Doodle Stitching: The Motif Collection) addresses embroidery methods such as crewel, sashiko, and cutwork. Each section begins with an introduction to the technique, including basic stitches, followed by a selection of patterns highlighting the method. As with the other volumes in the series, the motifs are cute and modern—you won't find anything fussy here. This is a book for beginners; experienced stitchers won't find a lot of depth or new information.
VERDICT Crafters who enjoyed Ray's two earlier books will appreciate this further exploration of hand stitching. For further reading, direct embroiderers to books by Jenny Hart (Embroidered Effects) and Katherine Shaughnessy (The New Crewel).
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