Quilt Books, Fabric, Embroidery, etc. Sale

  77a. Koekboya: Natural Dyes and Textiles; A Colour Journey from Turkey to India and Beyond by Harald Bohmer; Remhob-Verlag Dr. Harald Bohmer, 2002, 298p.  This book’s practical information and instructions will be helpful for those who practice the art of dyeing either as a hobby or who earn – or want to earn – their living this way.  Textile friends and enthusiasts, collectors, curators and restorers will also find this book a useful and entertaining companion on their own “journey through the world of natural dyes”.  $130.00

   95. Nomads in Anatolia: Encounters with a Vanishing Culture; by Harald Böhmer with Josephine Powell and Serife Atlihan; Foreword by Walter B Denny; 320p.  Number of pictures 542, charts 19, drawings 23.  Published to coincide with The Splendour of Anatolia exhibition at the Kunsthal, Rotterdam Feb 2nd to June 1st 2008.

'In this new volume, completed with the collaboration of the legendary photographer and ethnographer Josephine Powell and of Dr Atlihan, and magnificently and profusely illustrated with colour photographs and line drawings, Böhmer has taken his scientific research, and his unparalleled knowledge of Anatolian carpets and kilims, resulting from decades of fieldwork, into a new level of contextualization within the vanishing nomadic culture' from the foreword by Walter B Denny.  $160.00

   2. 100 Weekend Cross-Stitch Gifts by Barbara Finwall and Nancy Javier; Banar Designs, Inc.; Meredith Press, 1993; 176p.; All you need to know to create tokens of love and friendship for a variety of gift-giving occasions.  Cross-stitch graphs and floss charts are large and easy-to-read. Many projects that may be personalized using one of several different alphabet designs included in the book. (Hardcover) $6.95

   27. Country Ribbon Crafts: Delightful projects using easy techniques by Cookie Lyday; Sterling Pub., 1994, 142p. (Out of Print)(Projects include Floral Jewelry, Napkin Rings, Wedding Accessories; Garden Accessories; Country Christmas & Home Décor)$5.00

   31a. *Cross Stitch With Variegated Floss; DMC No. 15235.  Basic instructions with patterns included for: Rose Basket 5” x 3 ½”; Bargello Pattern-eyeglass case, etc.; Color Medallions 7” x 7” with 36 Medallions; Daffodils 3” x 2 ¾”; & “Welcome” stitched above brick wall with flower pots & shrubs $3.00

   38. Easy Art Of Needlepoint by Parade Magazine; Graphic Enterprises, 1973, 51p. Projects range from doorstop, eyeglass cases, scissor case, shoulder bag and decorative coasters to pillows and pictures depicting every subject imaginable and even time consuming projects as rugs and giant wall hangings. $1.50

   44. Erica Wilson's Embroidery Book; Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1973, 374p. (hardback) (used, but no markings) Everything you want to know about embroidery encyclopedia for 7 completely different types of embroidery; Crewel, Needlepoint; Silk and gold thread; Black work; White work; Stump work; & Applique.  The story of each type of work set in its historic background. (Out of Print) $5.95

   51. Floral Needlepoint by Melinda Coss; Sterling Pub., 1992, 112p. More than 100 full-color photos display 23 patterns amid the flowers that inspired them; Lily of the Valley and Lavender, Primrose and Poppies, Sunflowers and Iris, Violets and Wild, Strawberries, plus dozens more.  Apply them to a variety of projects, from charming footstool covers and sunny firescreens to attractive picture frames, cushion covers, and richly patterned rugs, or, handbags, belts, greeting cards, bookcovers, bookmarks, evening bag, eye glass case, etc. to make great gifts. $7.95

   54. French Roses by Cheryl Schaeffer, 1991, 20p. A wreath of roses from a heart, with names of herbs intertwined among the roses.  Inner portion of the design is a sampler of pulled work & decorative stitches.  These are used to form another heart and give the illusion of lace.  A definite Victorian look. It may be framed or finished as a wedding sampler with the center of the design replaced with the couple’s names and the date. $11.95

   88. Needlepoint For Everyone by Mary Brooks Picken and Doris White; Harper & Row, 1970, 215p. (hardcover) A primer for the beginner or reference for the expert containing all the useful information you need to get started and follow through to satisfying pieces of needlepoint as well as a needlepoint in our American heritage.  This book is like a basic course in needlepoint. The contents include: 1. Our Heritage: a history of the craft complete with some nice black & white photos  2. Needlepoint Essentials: such as how to pick a canvas, a pattern, and good photos of various tools and supplies 3. Design and Color: including how to enlarge or reduce a design  4. Canvas Stitches: with both stitch diagrams and photos of finished stitching  5.Left-Handed? No Problem! 6. Blocking, Mounting and Finishing 7.Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy  8. Interior Design 9. Fashion Accessories: handbags, shoes, hats 10. House and Home 11. Samplers, Mottoes, Monograms 12. Devotionals  $4.50

   98. Room-By-Room Afghans: 40 projects and accessories to knit and crochet by Valerie Kurita; St.Martin’s Press, 1986, 159p.  A colorful collection of 12 complete room designs, each centered around a unique afghan project.  Included are projects for living rooms, master bedrooms, boys’ and girls’ rooms, and nurseries-as well as charts, stitch diagrams, finishing instructions, and color photographs. (Hardcover) $8.95

   120. Three Dimensional Needlepoint by Gail Litvak; G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1984, 192p. (hardcover) Comprehensive introduction to the realm of three-dimensional needlepoint. Learn to make unusual picture frames, charming candlesticks, a scallop shell box, butterfly place mats, a treasury of toy dinosaurs, & a unique three-story dollhouse, pencil case, owl clock, etc. $3.50

   121. To the Point About Needlepoint: easy-to-follow diagrams and instructions for over 100 different stitches by Edith Long; Cornerstone Library, 1974, 96p. $1.00

   125. Weldon's Practical Crewel Work; new and useful designs in crewel work for all purposes. 14p (spiral bound sheets) No.115.Vol.II Weldon’s Practical Needlework, London) $1.00

   125a.Wild Flowers in Cross Stitch by Shirley Watts; Merehurst Limited, 1993; 43p. The delicate enchantment of wild flowers has been captured in a delightful set of cross stitch embroideries that will bring a touch of natural beauty to your home.  The projects include cushions, pictures, an unusual wild flower sampler, and lovely range of smaller items.  Simple diagrams illustrate basic skills and stitches & each project is clearly explained through the making-up stage. Easy-to-follow charts are included. $7.95

   127. Wool Embroidery and Design by Lee Lockheed; Tracy March Publications, 1992, 104p. (hardcover) (Out of Print) Introduces you to the world of wool embroidery with 32 projects with easy to follow instructions; over 30 stitches clearly explained with instructions & diagrams. Projects include a variety of blankets; Child’s dressing gown set; Lady’s bathrobe gift set; Gift ideas (Pot Pourri Bag, Pin cushions, embroidered coathanger, covered basket & cushion covers); Bullion bunny baby’s set; & Garment Designs.  $16.95

Crazy for Cross Stitch; 2000 Nov. (Autumn Delights “fall sampler”;, Halloween Fun “motifs for festive

Halloween towels”, Cascade of Leaves “Autumn leaves stitched w/hand-painted threads” African Violets,    Window Shopping “toy filled store windows”, Christmas Heirloom “tree skirt” Scandinavian Winter “Novelty buttons & assortment of beads adorn this Winter sampler” Wise Men “on camels following a distant star”); @$2.25

Crazy for Cross Stitch; 2001 Mar. (*I’m a Quilter “humorous wall hanging reads I’m a Quilter…and my house is in pieces”, Delight in the Lord “stitchery & delicate beads”, Flower Power “afghan & pillow” Pony Ride “bag to carry baby items”,  Butterflies & Roses     “dresser set including a mirror & makeup bag”, High Fling ABC;s  “chair, coat rack & backpack”, Ornamental Bell Pulls “Christmas decoration”, Mommy Bird “matching mother/daughter jumpers”, Untamed Territory “3 designs depicting the glory of nature’s wonder” Celebrate! “Baby birth framed artwork celebration”.) @$2.50

Crazy for Cross Stitch; 2001 July (Fathers are Special “director’s chair”, Americana Accent “useful bag”,

Tic-Tac-Toe Fun “game set”, In Good Taste “coordinating showcase towels”, Untamed Territory “owl”, *Nature’s Beauty “pair of bookmarks”, Joseph’s Quilt “tray, cheese board & coaster set”, Stars & Stripes “ star-spangled table topper”, *All Aboard “train pattern”, America “patriotic sampler”, Three Cheers! “fourth of July matching tray, coolers & coasters”.) @$2.oo

Leisure Arts Magazine; Oct. 1990 (26 Projects for Cross-Stitch, Knit & crochet & Crafts

including Playtime Sweaters, Halloween Treats, Children of Yesteryear, Button Fashions, & *Country Seasons is pattern on cover. @$2.00

Simply Cross Stitch; No. 27 (19 patterns including: Monday’s Child; In Stitches; Twinn Hearts; Daffodils; *Greatest is Love; Roses & Hearts; *Cherubs & Pansies; Scandinavian Bell Pll; Lion & Lamb; Clowning Around @$2.00

Simply Cross Stitch; No. 28 (12 patterns including: Muffin Man; World’s Greatest; Bunnymoon; Happy Easter; Hip Hop, Hurray!; Save our World; The Lord’s Prayer; Western Welcome; Traditional Dutch; & *Blue Bows & Hearts. @$2.00

Simply Cross Stitch; No. 33 (26 patterns including: *Seasons of Purpose sampler; *Gift of Friendship (pictured on cover); Spring Tidings “treat bags”; No Smoking; Tulip Accessories; Message of Life; Languages of Love; Bear Hugs; Kitty Border. @$2.00