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Design in Embroidery by Kathleen Whyte (Art & Craft Book, 1974)
Design in Embroidery by Kathleen Whyte (Art & Craft Book, 1974)
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Explore creative techniques and inspiration with Design in Embroidery by Kathleen Whyte. This art and craft book covers embroidery styles, patterns, and design ideas. Perfect for collectors, crafters, and textile art lovers.
◆ Book for Sale - Design in Embroidery by Kathleen Whyte (Art & Craft Book, 1974)
◆ Author - Kathleen Whyte
◆ Date - 1974
◆ Publisher - B. T. Batsford Limited
◆ Place of Publication - London
◆ Format - Hardcover
◆ Condition - Very Good
◆ Condition Description - No DJ. Light toning to inside front and back page but the rest remain clean and bright. Small pencil mark on first inside page.
◆ Height of Book - 25.5 cm
◆ Page Number - 240
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