Description

This book is a guide to designing and creating art-needlework, a form of embroidery that uses a wide range of stitches and techniques to create beautiful and intricate designs. The book covers the basics of art-needlework, including the different types of stitches and materials used, and provides step-by-step instructions for creating a variety of designs. It is illustrated with photographs and drawings that show the beauty and complexity of this timeless art form. Guido von Horvath was a celebrated artist and designer of art-needlework who worked in Vienna in the early 20th century, and his guide is a tribute to the beauty and skill of this art form.

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