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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Images are beautiful bright and vivid. Small repaire to corner of back cover. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> Sewing on a button stitching a picture. beading a necklace or quilting a cushion illustrates this fact. Stitching requires a number of actions such as being worked under over through or around fibres on a background fabric or forming thread arrangements on a surface. Machine stitching also calls for rhythmic movemen where hand and eye co-ordination is necessary whether stitching decorative patterns or constructing a garment. Design elements such as border patterns repeating units and all sorts of printed imagery made with a sponge a stencil or screen demand rhythmic actions to achieve certain effects. Negative and positive images large and small scale and entwining or overlapping shapes encourage endless permutations of inventive pattern making. The act of integrating designs may require rhythmic lines to suggest movement to link and join elements or provide accents to unify or highlight. (LL)