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Our SponsorsLatest CommentsWed, 25.04.2012 11:31
Gorgeous. I would love to take
a class specifically on cater
pillar stitching - my own atte
mpts have been very hit [...]
Wed, 11.04.2012 01:25
I love this stitch and am alwa
ys delighted to see when someo
ne uses it. Well done, it look
s great!
Fri, 06.04.2012 11:53
That's gorgeous. I feel the s
ame about some of the techniqu
es in Keith Smiths books, beau
tiful but incredibly int [...]
Tue, 03.04.2012 20:28
This is really cool - I have n
ever seen this stitch before.
What an unusual way to finish
off a book.
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I do book repair and processing for library books at the Newton County Library System in Covington, GA. I've loved working with textiles in one way or another since I was a little girl, embroidery, quilting, crocheting, knitting, felting, and am active in a spinning guild.
While I know books inside and out, it's always nice to find a creative side to them (other than the content, of course!) and it's actually helped with book repairs, making me step outside the box and the book to find new ways to look at construction and design.