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A simple thread can tell a vast story. Grace Christie's Embroidery And Tapestry Weaving invites you to step into a worktable of imagination, where stitch types and patterns become a language of light, colour, and quiet mastery. This early twentieth century manual blends embroidery instruction with practical tapestry weaving guidance, offering a clear, beautifully organised craft techniques manual for hobby stitchers and craft students alike. It glides from materials and tools to design motifs and borders, uncovering techniques that deepen both skill and eye. The tone is practical yet lyrical, honouring the long tradition of needlework within Victorian craft culture while inviting modern hands to experiment, reinterpret, and grow. With historical resonance and practical charm, the work sits as a significant artefact in a needlework collection-more than a reprint, a cultural treasure. Its value lies not only in instruction but in the atmosphere of a vanished workshop, where patience, focus, and care shaped every line of colour. Alpha Editions now reissues this classic, out of print for decades, restored for today's readers and for future generations. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to embroidery classics or a dedicated collector of literary craft, this volume offers instruction, inspiration, and a lasting veneration for traditional craft techniques.

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