Three-dimensional embroidery : methods of construction for the third dimension
(Book)

Edmonds (The Beginner's Guide to Embroidered Boxes) expands the concept of three-dimensional embroidery to include boxes, cylinders, vessels, and free-form constructions. Lavishly illustrated with drawings, photographs, models, and finished pieces, her book covers the design process from the thinking stage to the finished work. It addresses recommended materials and equipment, designing three-dimensional works from flat pieces by coiling or manipulating fabric, making and using beads, and finishing techniques for three-dimensional textiles. The first to cover this subject in detail, this book is highly recommended for academic and large public libraries. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

Edmonds (The Beginner's Guide to Embroidered Boxes ) expands the concept of three-dimensional embroidery to include boxes, cylinders, vessels, and free-form constructions. Lavishly illustrated with drawings, photographs, models, and finished pieces, her book covers the design process from the thinking stage to the finished work. It addresses recommended materials and equipment, designing three-dimensional works from flat pieces by coiling or manipulating fabric, making and using beads, and finishing techniques for three-dimensional textiles. The first to cover this subject in detail, this book is highly recommended for academic and large public libraries.