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Embroidery General

If the book is a survey of embroidery types, a historical overview, how-to for different types of embroidery, or in other ways covers multiple types of embroidery even if done in some depth, you will the find the book in this section.

Surface Embroidery

Same as for the Apprenticeship Program. If the stitch is primarily done in thread on top of the fabric, find information on it here. Section contains books discussing surface embroidery types such as Bayeux and Elizabethan embroidery.

Counted Thread

Same as for the Sojourner Program. If the stitching is primarily counted, such as Blackwork, Voided Work/Assisi, the cross stitch family, or pattern darning, it will be in this section. Also included are some pattern books which are exclusively for counted work.

Whitework

Same as for the Sojourner Program. Includes books on drawn and pulled thread techniques, Hardanger, cutwork, Reticella and other needle lace methods and patterns.

Metal Thread

Same as for the Sojourner Program. If the technique is worked primarily using metal thread or reflects how metal thread embroidery was done, it will be in this section. See also Ecclesiastical Embroidery.

Canvas Work

Same as for the Sojourner Program. If the technique is worked primarily on "canvas", it will be in this section. Also included are some patterns which are exclusively for canvaswork.

Stitched Fabric

Same as for the Sojourner Program. If the process is decoration of fabric while distorting its appearance, it will be in this section. Also contains works on Beadwork.

Modelbuchen/Pattern Books

This section contains reprints of historical pattern books (Modelbuchen) and modern pattern books of historical embroideries or in a historic style.

Ecclesiastical Embroidery

While some books in this section will also have relevance to Metal Thread embroidery, the books here focus on Ecclesiastical Embroidery. This was done on the principle that this area is not a subset of Metal Thread, but is its own genre.

Textiles & Design

Since textiles and some design books contain information which is helpful to the historical stitcher, we have tried to include them in this section.