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![]() Stitch Graffiti by Heather Holland-Daly Photo Courtesy PriceGrabber Stitch Graffiti by Heather Holland-DalyGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineStitch Graffiti by Heather Holland-Daly is a perfect book for beginning stitchers. The designs are fresh and easy. Unique finishing instructions are provided for each design. At the risk of using an over-used phrase - this book is "cool!" I rarely find a Cross Stitch publication that I would like to sit and stitch through, but this is one of them. Pros
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Guide Review - Stitch Graffiti by Heather Holland-DalyThe subtitle of Heather Holland-Daly's Stitch Graffiti is "Unexpected Cross Stitch." This is definitely the case. Heather uses unusual, fun color combinations and one of her favorite stitching surfaces is nylon screen! The topics and motifs are not necessarily traditional, but they will be fun to stitch. And, speaking of fun, Heather shares anecdotes related to each pattern, and she gives suggested stitching tunes for each project. Overview of Contents: Section One: Why We Stitch This section details the supplies used in Cross Stitch and ideas for finishing projects. One particularly enlightening section is on stitching with hand-dyed floss. Patterns are divided into three themed sections - graffiti, tattoos, and stuff. Graffiti patterns include:
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