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Maggie Grey and Valerie Campbell-Harding, two of the world's best-selling textile authors, share new and exciting techniques to dissolve, melt, and distort fabric, before and after stitching, with Stitch, Dissolve, Distort.
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Back Cover InformationExplore the range of fabrics and materials that can be dissolved, melted, punched and slashed, and even distorted, to create unique textiles. Maggie Grey and Valerie Campbell-Harding, two of the world's best-selling textile authors, share new and exciting techniques to dissolve, melt, and distort fabric, both before and after stitching with Stitch, Dissolve, Distort. Techniques are explained with easy-to-follow steps, design tips and diagrams, and all methods are safe and use equipment that is readily attainable. Inside you'll find:
Beautiful illustrations with works created by the authors, plus a gallery of work from renowned textile artists, round out this how-to guide. About the AuthorsValerie Campbell-Harding was a legend of the textile world. Over several decades, she wrote several books, including Edges and Finishes in Machine Embroidery. Maggie Grey is a highly experienced teacher of embroidery who exhibits her work and teaches worldwide. A former editor of The World of Embroidery she is the coauthor of several books, including Paper, Metal & Stitch. Maggie edits the innovative and influential Web magazine Workshop on the Web. She lives in England.
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