A ~ Z of Needlepoint

Did you know that needlepoint, dating back to 1500BC, has been discovered in the tomb of an Egyptian Pharaoh? Or that canvaswork was practiced by the courtesans of the royal Japanese courts in the first century AD? Despite being one of the oldest forms of embroidery, needlepoint has developed many contemporary styles and is still one of the most popular types of needlework today. This easy to use book will start you on a fascinating journey into the world of needlepoint or will enhance the stitch repertoire of those already traveling on this road. This 128-page full-color book includes over 1,200 step-by-step photographs accompanied by simple instructions for over 65 different stitches.

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