Needlework in Religion by M. Symonds and L. Preece
Needlework in Religion by M. Symonds and L. Preece explores the history, techniques and meaning of ecclesiastical embroidery. This 229-page reprint of the 1923 work offers a substantial reference for readers studying sacred needlework and church textiles.
Inside the book
Explore embroidery for vestments, copes, altar cloths and hangings, together with historic motifs, liturgical colours and the devotional purpose of the work. Interior illustrations accompany discussions of monograms, orphreys and embroidery stitches.
Who this book is for
Church embroiderers, vestment makers, textile artists and church historians who want to study historic practice and its symbolism.
Book details
- Authors: M. Symonds and L. Preece
- Original publication: 1923
- Length: 229 pages
- Edition: historic reprint
About this historic reprint
This is a modern reproduction of a historical work from the Ecclesiastical Sewing library. Original blemishes may remain. Historical instructions and terminology may assume prior knowledge of sewing or church practice.
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Needlework in Religion by M. Symonds and L. Preece explores the history, techniques and meaning of ecclesiastical embroidery. This 229-page reprint of the 1923 work offers a substantial reference for readers studying sacred needlework and church textiles.
Inside the book
Explore embroidery for vestments, copes, altar cloths and hangings, together with historic motifs, liturgical colours and the devotional purpose of the work. Interior illustrations accompany discussions of monograms, orphreys and embroidery stitches.
Who this book is for
Church embroiderers, vestment makers, textile artists and church historians who want to study historic practice and its symbolism.
Book details
- Authors: M. Symonds and L. Preece
- Original publication: 1923
- Length: 229 pages
- Edition: historic reprint
About this historic reprint
This is a modern reproduction of a historical work from the Ecclesiastical Sewing library. Original blemishes may remain. Historical instructions and terminology may assume prior knowledge of sewing or church practice.
Explore related titles in the Historic Library Books collection.
Who else do you know that might like our company?
Send them a FREE $10 just for checking us out! Give them the code ”REFERRAL10” for $10 off their first order!
If you haven't used the code yet, it will work on your first order as well! Just make sure to pass it along to your favorite priest, pastor, or seamstress!
