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Early Style Hardanger,Used
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Earlystyle Hardanger is not often seen outside of Norway, but is quite distinct from contemporary Hardanger. This historical style of embroidery has traditionally been used on the womens clothing in the Hardangerfjord region, and was designed to imitate needlemade lace of the 1600s and 1700s. Feel the satisfaction and sense of accomplishment of making your own traditionalstyle Norwegian whitework embroideries using whitework specialist, Yvette Stantons clear instructions. There are 10 varied projects with a range of contemporary applications, including a blouse with embroidered cuffs and collar, soft furnishings for the home, table linen, and small articles suitable to give as gifts. You will discover what makes earlystyle Hardanger different from contemporary Hardanger. The historical and cultural information, including many photos of historical examples of Hardanger, helps to place the embroidery within its cultural context. The left and righthanded stepbystep stitch and technique instructions are easy to follow, making it easy to learn. You will learn to avoid problems and have the selfassurance to fix any mistakes you make. Yvette Stantons expert instructions will help you on your way to making beautiful earlystyle Hardanger embroidery.
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- Q: What is Early Style Hardanger embroidery? A: Early Style Hardanger is a historical form of embroidery from the Hardangerfjord region of Norway, known for imitating needlemade lace from the 1600s and 1700s.
- Q: What types of projects are included in the book? A: The book features 10 varied projects, including a blouse with embroidered cuffs and collar, soft furnishings, table linen, and small gift articles.
- Q: Is this book suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the book includes clear, step-by-step instructions that are designed to be easy to follow, making it suitable for beginners.
- Q: Does the book provide cultural context for the embroidery techniques? A: Yes, it includes historical and cultural information along with many photos of historical examples to enhance understanding of the embroidery's context.
- Q: What materials are needed for the projects? A: The book does not specify materials, but typically, you will need embroidery fabric, threads, and needles suitable for whitework embroidery.
- Q: Are there instructions for both left-handed and right-handed stitchers? A: Yes, the book provides left- and right-handed step-by-step instructions to accommodate all stitchers.
- Q: Can I fix mistakes while working on these projects? A: The author provides guidance on common issues and tips to help you fix any mistakes, promoting confidence in your stitching.
- Q: When was the book published? A: The book was published on January 1, 1768.
- Q: What binding does the book have? A: The book is available in paperback binding.
- Q: Is this book considered new or used? A: The item condition is listed as 'New', ensuring you receive a fresh copy.