- canvas. It is used for hand-painted
canvases as well as
counted thread canvaswork.
Penelope canvas has two
threads closely grouped together in both warp...
-
Courier Corporation. ISBN 978-0-486-13268-6. Don
Casey (1 June 1996).
Canvaswork and Sail Repair.
McGraw Hill Professional. ISBN 978-0-07-013391-4. "Thimble...
- embroidery. Cross-stitch may also be
combined with
other work, such as
canvaswork or
drawn thread work.
Beadwork and
other embellishments such as paillettes...
- elements, and
crewel work,
featuring exotic leaf
motifs worked in wool yarn.
Canvaswork, in
which thread is
stitched through a
foundation fabric, and surface...
-
stitched in
canvaswork (pettipoint), cut out, and
applied to a
woven background fabric. By extension, slip may also mean any
embroidered or
canvaswork motif...
-
Hardwick Hall textiles, is the
largest collection of tapestry, embroidery,
canvaswork, and
other textiles to have been
preserved by a
single private family...
- sixth-season
episode of Star Trek: The Next
Generation Needlepoint, a form of
canvaswork, also
called tapestry Tapestry (horse), an Irish-breed
Thoroughbred racehorse...
-
whitework stitching embellished with
small circular mirrors.
Needlepoint (
canvaswork) was used for
brightly coloured geometrical Hazara dress panels in Afghanistan...
- 319. ISBN 0-19-508453-5 – via The
Internet Archive. "Sarah
Moorhead Canvaswork Picture by user from
Antiques & Fine Art magazine". www.antiquesandfineart...
