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Paint with thread

a step-by-step guide to embroidery through the seasons
"Slow down and embroider your way through the changing seasons with the beautiful debut book from embroidery artist and rising star Emillie Ferris. Needlepainting, also known as thread painting or silk shading, is a form of embroidery that creates a realistic, lifelike effect using a single strand of thread and one simple stitch ??? the 'long and short' stitch. You can create gorgeous colour gradients, magical details and flowing stitch directions that are perfect if you want to embroider flora and fauna. In this richly illustrated step-by-step guide, self-taught embroidery artist Emillie Ferris shows you how to pick up a needle and thread in the same way as a paintbrush to create strokes of colour and bring images to life on fabric. Inspired by nature and the changing seasons, Emillie has created five new and exclusive patterns for the book, four that reflect each season in turn and one special design that brings the natural year together into one showstopper embroidery. This book is the culmination of all of Emillie???s skills and years of experience in this wonderful, meditative art form. Each design has around 60 detailed step-by-step photos, showing every stage of the process, so that even complete beginners can follow along and create beautiful embroideries. If you have been considering learning the art of needlepainting but are unsure where to start, then this book is for you! Not only are the embroideries sublime, but the book itself is a thing of beauty, with incredible attention to detail ??? from the exquisite photography to the lavish hardback binding, making it a real treasure for the book lover. Plus, high quality iron-on transfers at the back of the book allow you to transfer the designs directly onto fabric to get started straight away. In this book Emillie generously shares her tried and tested tips and techniques, including advice on materials, transferring designs onto fabric, and fully illustrated explanations of the stitches and skills needed. The five in-depth projects draw on Emillie???s love of nature, including motifs that she is best known for such as flowers, foliage, bees and fungi. This beautiful book will become an indispensable and treasured guide allowing you to paint with thread the Emillie Ferris way.."--Amazon.com.

Feelings

a story in seasons
2021
"'How are you feeling?' It's a difficult question to answer, let alone capture in visual form. But Manjit Thapp, popular Instagram artist and illustrator . . . does just that with touching honesty, exploring the depth, variety, and manifestation of the emotions that we all share, but often struggle to articulate. . . Thapp carries us along as she experiences various emotions throughout the year, working her way through the six seasons of the Indian calendar. From the spark of possibility and jolt of creativity in High Summer to the desolation and numbness of Winter, Thapp implores us to consider the seasons of our own emotional journeys and the moods that can change as quickly as the weather, allowing us to take stock and take comfort"--.

Spring & summer clip art smiles

creative clip art for classroom & home
2005
Cover image of Spring & summer clip art smiles

The pastelist's year

painting the four seasons in pastel
2001
Presents full-color illustrated instructions to painting landscapes depicting the four seasons.

Charles Burchfield's seasons

1994
A portrayal of different seasons pulsating with discovery and transformation.

A haiku garden

the four seasons in poems and prints
1996

Delight in the seasons

crafting a year of memorable holidays & celebrations
2012
Let Pace and her pretty vintage style inspire you with techniques that will expand your perceptions of what papercrafting can be.

The duke and the peasant

life in the Middle Ages : the calendar pictures in the Duc de Berry's Tr?s riches heures
1997
A detailed account in text and illustrations of the lives of peasants and nobles through the changing seasons as found in the calendar pictures from the book of hours owned by Duc de Berry, a fourteenth-century French nobleman.

The four seasons of Mary Azarian

2000
Reproduces fifty woodcuts by Vermont artist Mary Azarian, winner of the 1999 Caldecott Medal for "Snowflake Bentley, " grouped according to season, and includes a biographical essay by Azarian's friend Lilias Hart.

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