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Crosses Of Many Cultures,Used
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A brief history of the simple, but powerful design of the cross, with more than 20 patterns for appliqu.Throughout the ages many cultures have developed their own designs to depict the cross. A symbol of both suffering and victory, the cross can be used to create a powerful, meaningful image on functional and decorative pieces in the church, home and office. In Crosses of Many Cultures, Joyce Mori provides historical explanations along with easytounderstand instructions and line drawings for over twenty international cross designs for appliqu. Writing for the beginner and intermediate levels, Mori explains several appliqu techniques, from hand and machine sewing methods to nosewing techniques. The versatility of these designs is evident in the wide array of suggested projects which include wall quilts, banners, church linens and vestments, table runners, place mats, apron fronts, and doortoppers.
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