But fear not, dear Reader! This post is not about these books, but about two others that I acquired over the last month or two.
Very, very handy, this one. Especially now that I seem to have developed a thing for stitchcraft. (Which rhymes with witchcraft. Not that that is of any relevance. Though it does make me want to write a story about a witch called Mildred who has a passion for embroidery ...)
This one (published in 1964) is really about designing, and not so much about embroidery, but I just love the illustrations.
Have a great weekend, everyone! Read a book!
6 comments:
That book does have lovely illustrations! Have a good weekend!
these are fantastic, especially the second one.
would like to know more about Mildred the embroider withchhhhh!
Yes! Write down the story if Mildred the Stitchery Witch in all your spare time. That is a tale just waiting for your authorship. I'll tell everyone I knew your even before you became famous.
Me too - I want you to write a story about Mildred!! Enjoy your books - they both look very interesting!sessi
Ek sit met 'n stapel boeke langs my bed waarby ek nie uitkom nie. Een oor pornografiestudies, een oor modernistiese argitektuur, en een oor joodse kos. sug. dis tyd vir vakansie.
I am fascinated by vintage How-To books! I have quite a collection of crochet books. The Complete Encyclopaidia of Stitchcraft seems like a gem!
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