Bøger af Trish Burr

This sumptuous and inspiring book, complete with reusable iron-on transfers, is written by needlework expert Trish Burr and created in association with The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and is the ultimate guide to embroidering flowers.

Based on her own experience with long and short stitch shading, gained through trial and error over the years, the author provides a greater awareness of how colour affects our embroidery, and what brings it to life.

Trish Burr's Embroidery Transfers is a captivating book authored by Trish Burr herself. This book, belonging to the genre of Art and Craft, was published in 2020 by Search Press Ltd. The book is an excellent resource for those who are interested in embroidery, showcasing a variety of designs that can be transferred onto fabric for stitching. Trish Burr, renowned for her unique style and attention to detail, has expertly curated these designs. With its publication in 2020, Trish Burr's Embroidery Transfers has become a must-have for craft enthusiasts and embroidery artists alike. Published by Search Press Ltd, known for their high-quality art and craft books, this book is sure to be a valuable addition to your collection.

Embroidery as art using long and short stitch.

In a fusion of crewel and surface embroidery, Trish Burr has broken boundaries with her unique sense of colour and shading by interpreting a mix of thread painting and Australian wool embroidery.

Learn from one of the best - Trish Burr shares embroidery methods that have worked for her over the years in her latest book Whitework with Colour.

Small, embroidered "paintings" can have all the detail, form, and beauty of a larger piece--except they're much quicker to stitch! These fresh and appealing designs all capture the pretty, romantic images typical of the Victorian and post-Victorian eras. All the projects--which include traditional portraits, birds, and flowers--have detailed thread diagrams, and easy-to-follow instructions teach the basic stitches.

Being a self-taught embroiderer I understand the need for clear instructions and have spent many hours exploring the simplest way to present project instructions so that they are simple to follow.