Basic Principles of Schwalm Whitework
- 88 Seiten; durchgehend farbig
- mehr als 350 Abbildungen
- Ringbindung
- Text: englisch
englische Ausgabe von „Grundlagen der Schwälmer Weißstickerei“ ausführlich vermittelt durch bebilderte Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung – am Beispiel eines alten Schwälmer Konturenmusters – Weitergehende Informationen finden Sie in der „Bibliothek“.“
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How to buy to send to Portugal?
Hello Maria Eliana,
I answered your comments via email. But unfortunately the emails came back as undeliverable. So here is my answer.
1. You can order the book „Basic Principles of Schwalm Whitework“ directly via email. It has a price of EURO 29.90 and in addition is the shipping price of EURO 3.96 to Portugal. If it is okay for you, I will send a direct PayPal invoice. PayPal also accepts credit card payments.
Please tell me.
2. There are some different books with many stitches. Do you know of square eyelets? Then I would suggest the „Limetrosen I“ book (35,00 € + shipping), or do you want to work openwork? Then I would suggest „Openwork Needleweaving Patterns“ (29,90 € + shipping)
If there is any other question, please mail me.
Luzine
Hi
I have a copy of this book and a kit I bought at the Schwalm museum in Schwalmstadt.
I have a question regarding getting the transfer ink out of the linen.
The book says to soak it overnight then to „cook“ it.
Could you please explain what you mean by „cook it“
If it is easier to explain in German my husband can translate for me.
Kind Regards
Karen
Hi Karen,
the blue of the pre-transferred linen is mostly very persistant. You have to soak it and to wash it out under rubbing with only lukewarm water before boiling, because boiling makes the colour permanent. The heat of boiling later is only for shrinking the linen.
Please find more information in my blog posts:
https://www.luzine-happel.de/?p=19491&lang=en
https://www.luzine-happel.de/?p=20001&lang=en
https://www.luzine-happel.de/?p=20023&lang=en
This is a great addition to anyone’s sewing library. Whether a beginner or advanced, there is much to be learned in this.
Luzine Happel is a wonderful teacher and excellent to do business with…she is extremely fast and efficient and her book is wonderful.