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Native American Cross Stitch

AUTHOR: Julie Hasler
ISBN: 0715312405
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Original designs from every corner of the Amerindian nations are skillfully adapted to make up a range of projects for the home, including a rug based on a Navajo pattern and a bed throw adapted from sand painting pictures. Authentic items to make...

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Native American Cross Stitch
- Book Review, by Julie Hasler

From Library Journal
Popular British cross-stitch designer Hasler (Julie Hasler's Fantasy Cross Stitch) has adapted traditional Native American designs into 40-plus projects that include complex pictures based on motifs from many tribes. Projects are chartered in full color, with symbols and DMC thread keys. Many of the motifs are suitable for clothing decoration. This excellent collection is certain to be popular in public libraries. Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Book Description
Original designs from every corner of the Amerindian nations are skillfully adapted to make up a range of projects for the home, including a rug based on a Navajo pattern and a bed throw adapted from sand painting pictures. Authentic items to make include a sun catcher and a Cree bag, while detailed pictures capture scenes from traditional life.

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Book Review

Native American Cross Stitch
- Book Reviews, by Julie Hasler

Native American Cross Stitch

FROM THE PUBLISHER

A rich collection of designs inspired by Native American art and culture, from one of Britain's most popular cross-stitch and needlepoint designers. Each vibrant design recreates in stitches the unique skills of the artists and craftsmen who interpreted their beliefs and way of life. The diverse range of projects include a traditional dream catcher and medicine wheel, a Cree friendship bag and a Navaho rug in striking geometric form.

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Library Journal

Popular British cross-stitch designer Hasler (Julie Hasler's Fantasy Cross Stitch) has adapted traditional Native American designs into 40-plus projects that include complex pictures based on motifs from many tribes. Projects are chartered in full color, with symbols and DMC thread keys. Many of the motifs are suitable for clothing decoration. This excellent collection is certain to be popular in public libraries. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\

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