Abstract Embroidery : Slow Stitching with Texture, Colour and Creativity by Emily Botelho

Abstract Embroidery : Slow Stitching with Texture, Colour and Creativity by Emily BotelhoRich in texture and vibrant in colour, Emily Botelho's stunning abstract embroideries are works of art in thread and have earned her a worldwide following. In this, her first book, she showcases 12 beautiful projects inspired by three distinct environments: coastal, mountain and urban. She leads the reader through her unique creative process, from finding inspiration and creating bespoke fabric backgrounds to embellishing each embroidery with a

You Dreamed of Empires brings to life Tenoxtitlan at its height – and reimagines its destiny

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Date of Publication: 24/10/2023

Translated with an Introduction and notes by DAVID McDUFF

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A time capsule coming-of-age story spanning five years of one boy’s lifeas he navigates the chaos trying to find himself

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A folded enclosure features an inspiring essay on the use of color in the design process

By telling one family’s bittersweet experience - The Gardener of Lashkar Gah provides a unique and powerful insight into the devastating effects on ordinary Afghans of the end of the ‘War on Terror’