Leslie’s Book Shelf
Off the rack.
There is nothing more comforting to me than finding a good book. It can be a book for reading, book for decoration, or a book for inspiration. The art of needlepoint can begin with instructive collections of stitches that my friends and I have carefully tested and curated, or stories of writers and artists who love to needlepoint so much that they stitched everything from a desk blotters to a chairs. Your own book collection can start here, too, with beautiful magazines that will inspire and delight.
Beautiful embroidery from designers, showcasing projects in their fields of excellence, with elegant surface
with elegant surface
embroidery inspired by a naturalistic design movement, timeless crewel embroidery and Schwalm whitework,
Japanese-style bead embroidery, a landscape study, a touch of silk ribbon embroidery on a footed pincushion
and a fabulous counted work etui. current Editor-in-Chief Susan O’Connor.
Check out our growing library.
Book Shelf
A note about an author.
Books by Maggie Lane
Out of print, but not out of mind.
I discovered Maggie Lane early on in my needlepoint life. Starting with a blank canvas, I carefully followed her impeccable designs which were faithful to the land of her birth, China. She loved fashioning thread dragons, exotic birds, pagodas, flowers, fish and shells from paintings, porcelains and rugs.
If you find one of these books, add it to your library.
