Smøyg: Pattern Darning from Norway by Yvette Stanton

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Smøyg: Pattern Darning from Norway by Yvette Stanton.

Here is a how-to guide full of colourful images and enticing projects to help you discover the beauty of Norwegian pattern darning. Pattern darning is a simple counted embroidery technique using basic running stitch, and beginners through to experienced stitchers.

Smøyg: Pattern Darning from Norway will help you to

  • explore where smøyg is found in Norway and how it features on the traditional clothing and textiles
  • enjoy many photographs featuring historical examples of smøyg
  • learn the stitches and techniques of smøyg with clear step-by-step instructions and detailed diagrams
  • be inspired by and create 13 original projects, from small through to large, with a range of useful and beautiful applications.

Smøyg: Pattern Darning from Norway has 104 full colour pages and a pattern sheet.

  • Introductory information details the different types of smøyg, where smøyg is found geographically and how it is used on various items of clothing and textiles. There are many photographs of historical examples, and information about the motifs, equipment and materials used.
  • The Projects chapter has 13 beautiful projects including small projects through to larger projects. Included are the following projects:

    • jewellery bag
    • needlecase
    • table runner
    • long pendant
    • band sampler
    • bookmarks
    • hanging ornament
    • table centre
    • round pendant
    • cushion
    • shirt with smøyg collar
    • framed square
    • scissor keep with mini needle book.

    Whether you're an absolute beginner or are wanting more of a challenge, there is something here for you.
  • The Stitches and techniques chapter is packed with detailed stitch instructions. Each stitch is taught in fully diagrammed, step-by-step format, with instructions for both left- and right-handed embroiderers. Clear diagrams and or photographs to help you see exactly how to work the stitch or technique, and concise written instructions explain each step.
  • An appendix and full index complete the book.