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Empowered Embroidery, 3 - (Art Makers) by Amy L Frazer (Paperback)

Empowered Embroidery, 3 - (Art Makers) by  Amy L Frazer (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><i>Art Makers: Empowered Embroidery</i> makes it easy to learn to embroider iconic women. With simple sketching instructions, an overview of embroidery basics, step-by-step stitching projects, and portraits of strong women, this book appeals to artists, crafters, stitchers, and more.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><b>With <i>Art Makers: Empowered Embroidery</i>, learn to sketch and stitch strong, recognizable women from all walks of life.</b></p><p>Featuring <b>sketching and illustration instructions</b>, <b>basic stitches</b>, <b>embroidery techniques</b>, and <b>6 projects with portraits of famous women</b>, this book is a must-have tool for hands-on artists and crafters.</p><p>If you're a beginning embroiderer, start with the <b>basic stitches and embroidery instructions</b> at the beginning of the book. Essential tools, warm-up exercises, tips for embroidering facial features and hair, and general information on embroidery will give you the know-how you need to get started. Then dive into <b>sketching your favorite female cultural and historical icons: </b></p><ul><li>Frida Kahlo</li><li>Eleanor Roosevelt</li><li>Maya Angelou</li><li>Harriet Tubman</li><li>Ruth Bader Ginsburg</li><li>Michelle Obama</li></ul><p>Once you've sketched your figures, follow along with the <b>step-by-step embroidery projects</b> as you <b>learn to stitch the women featured</b> in the book--and anyone else you admire! All of the projects are beautifully <b>paired with large photos</b> so that you can easily mimic the techniques at home while relaxing with your embroidery.</p><p>The <b>author is a professional illustrator, designer, and embroiderer</b> uniquely suited to give instruction on this fun, trending embroidery technique. With her expert tips, you're sure to enjoy learning a new hobby, or advancing your skills if you're already familiar with embroidery.</p><p><i>Art Makers: Empowered Embroidery </i>makes it easy to sketch, stitch, and create your favorite female icons, from empowering women of today to icons of the past.</p><p>The <b>Art Makers series</b> is designed for beginning artists and arts-and-crafts enthusiasts who are interested in experiencing fun hands-on mediums, including polymer clay and papier-mache.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><b>"If you're looking to try thread painting and stitch projects of inspiring individuals, this book is definitely for you."</b>--<i><b>Brown Paper Bag</b></i><br><br><b>"Illustrator Frazer brings a feminist flair to embroidery in her winning debut that "honors the lifetime and work" of such feminist trailblazers as Eleanor Roosevelt, Frida Kahlo, and Harriet Tubman. ... Embroiderers looking to push their creativity will be rewarded by these projects."</b>--<i><b>Publishers Weekly</b></i><br><br><b>"It makes it easy to sketch, stitch, and create favorite female icons, from empowering women of today to honoring women of the past."</b>--<i><b>Midwest Book Review</b></i><br><br><b>"Tons of tips for creating hair and facial features with floss, warm-up exercises, and gorgeous large photos of the projects that help you easily mimic the techniques. Honestly, I kinda want to frame some of the pictures in this book!"</b>--<i><b>JenniferPerkins.com</b></i><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b>Amy L. Frazer</b> is a Portland, Oregon-based illustrator, designer, and embroiderer. After studying art and illustration at the Columbus College of Art & Design, Amy worked as product designer. She left the corporate world in 2015 and now teaches art workshops in addition to working with a variety of clients. Learn more at amylfrazer.com.</p>

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