These authentic patterns — many of which have not been reprinted in more than 200 years—are enlivened by vivid glimpses into the world of Regency women and their domestic lives. Fascinating historical features, quotes from Austen's letters and novels, enchanting drawings, clear instructions, and inspirational project photography trace the patterns' origins and illustrate their imaginative restoration for modern use. A must-have for every Jane Austen fan, this book is suitable for needleworkers at every level of experience.

Jane Austen Embroidery
by Batchelor, Jennie; Larkin, AlisonBuy New
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These authentic patterns — many of which have not been reprinted in more than 200 years—are enlivened by vivid glimpses into the world of Regency women and their domestic lives. Fascinating historical features, quotes from Austen's letters and novels, enchanting drawings, clear instructions, and inspirational project photography trace the patterns' origins and illustrate their imaginative restoration for modern use. A must-have for every Jane Austen fan, this book is suitable for needleworkers at every level of experience.
Author Biography
As a practicing embroiderer, Alison Larkin lectures and provides workshops on various aspects of needlework. She has won many awards and written for the journals Costume and The Journal of Dress History.
Table of Contents
Introduction: Embroidery in Jane Austen’s Britain
Materials and Methods
Embroidered Clothes: Dressed to Impress
Simple Sprig Pattern, Stitched Two Ways
Beaded Pencil Case
Evening Clutch Purse
"Fireflower" Apron
"Harvest" Housewife
Embroidered Accessories: How Do You Like My Trimming?
Pretty Floral Napkin Set
Quilted Cell Phone Pouch
Quilted Tablet Sleeve
Elegant Regency-Style Reticule or Jewelry Pouch
Delicate Regency-Style Muslin Shawl
Embroidery for the Home: A "Nest of Comforts"
"Christmas" Tea Box Top
Glittering Gold and Green Work Bag
Etruscan Circular Cushion
"Georgian" Sewing Set
"Autumn" Adjustable-Size Tablecloth
Endnotes
Select Further Reading and Resources
Embroidery Threads Conversion Chart
Acknowledgments
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