The development of embroidery in America
- Author(s): Candace Wheeler
- Category: Textiles, Clothing & Accessories
- Publisher: Harper & Brothers Publishers
- Publish year: 1921
- ISBN: 9678000007353
- Number of Pages: 238
A history of the needlework of the world would be a history of the domestic accomplishment of the world, that inner story of the existence of man which bears the relation to him of sunlight to the plant.
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CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
INTRODUCTORY THE STORY OF THE NEEDLE
CHAPTER I BEGINNINGS IN THE NEW WORLD
CHAPTER II THE CREWELWORK OF OUR PURITAN MOTHERS
CHAPTER III SAMPLERS AND A WORD ABOUT QUILTS
CHAPTER IV A MORAVIAN WORK, PORTRAITURE, FRENCH EMBROIDERY, AND LACEWORK
CHAPTER V BERLIN WOOLWORK
CHAPTER VI REVIVAL OF EMBROIDERY, AND THE FOUNDING OF THE SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART
CHAPTER VII AMERICAN TAPESTRY
CHAPTER VIII THE BAYEUX TAPESTRIES