Name: Luminous Threads. Capturing the Elusive Magic of Color in Stitch (en Inglés)
SKU: 68986748
Price: 180877.00 COP
Availability: InStock
Author: Katherine Diuguid
ISBN: 9780764372735

portada Luminous Threads. Capturing the Elusive Magic of Color in Stitch (en Inglés)

Luminous Threads. Capturing the Elusive Magic of Color in Stitch (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Schiffer Craft

Autor

Katherine Diuguid

Año

2027

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

304

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

11x8 cm

ISBN13

9780764372735

Luminous Threads. Capturing the Elusive Magic of Color in Stitch (en Inglés)

Katherine Diuguid (Autor) · Schiffer Craft · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "Luminous Threads. Capturing the Elusive Magic of Color in Stitch (en Inglés)"

Transform your stitched creations by understanding how thread and color work together.

“Beautiful . . . informative, well researched, and one of a kind . . . a must for every embroiderer and textile enthusiast’s book shelf.”

—Tracy A Franklin, Specialist Embroiderer, author of New Ideas in Goldwork

Many embroidery lovers find that color works differently for stitching but can’t pinpoint why. Encouraging and personal, Luminous Threads explains and illustrates color theory specifically for embroiderers.

Explore color theory in stitching to confidently add, build, and transform color in your designs. Instead of simply “choosing a floss color” you’ll learn to use a fascinating toolkit of options, from blending to saturation to shadows, to make your projects beautifully impactful.

Embroidery artist, instructor, and researcher Katherine Diuguid decodes color frustrations and introduces readers to the thrills that color brings while helping us to develop confidence, freedom, and curiosity to expand our palette of threads.

Use see-then-stitch examples to understand color in ways that don’t feel overwhelming.

Ensure your project’s colors will match your vision with samplers that move color theory directly—and enjoyably—to your needle.

The extensive collection of over 300 stitched examples offers long-term reference of how color behaves in stitch, saving thousands of hours of experimentation.

Features exciting ways to absorb the science of color, such as Diuguid’s color studies and interpretations—in threads—of masterworks by Monet, Van Gogh, and other painters.

Transform your stitched creations by understanding how thread and color work together.

Many embroidery lovers find that color works differently for stitching but can’t pinpoint why. Encouraging and personal, Luminous Threads explains and illustrates color theory specifically for embroiderers.

Explore color theory in stitching to confidently add, build, and transform color in your designs. Instead of simply “choosing a floss color” you’ll learn to use a fascinating toolkit of options, from blending to saturation to shadows, to make your projects beautifully impactful.

Use see-then-stitch examples to understand color in ways that don’t feel overwhelming.

Ensure your project’s colors will match your vision with samplers that move color theory directly—and enjoyably—to your needle.

The extensive collection of over 300 stitched examples offers long-term reference of how color behaves in stitch, saving thousands of hours of experimentation.

Features exciting ways to absorb the science of color, such as Diuguid’s color studies and interpretations—in threads—of masterworks by Monet, Van Gogh, and other painters.

—Author is a top expert with an unusual mix of embroidery skills in both amateur and professional realms: historic expertise, technical skill, and respected artistry.

—This is an embroidery reference book that explains and illustrates color theory principles for embroidery enthusiasts and artists, demystifying color challenges experienced with stitched color and developing confidence, freedom and curiosity when using their palette of threads.