Exploring Folk Art with Wool Appliqué & More: 16 Projects Using Embroidery, Rug Hooking & Punch Needle, Paperback

Elevate your wool appliqu Learn from the authors and their fellow folk artist friends as they collaborate on creative handwork projects, from wallhangings and pillows to sewing room accessories. Get a taste of embroidery, rug hooking, punch needle, yarn sewing, quilting, cross stitch, and dimensional wool as you stitch sixteen projects in the American folk-art style. Each piece combines wool appliqu with a complementary handwork skill. Get tips for creative pairings for unique art

Rebekah Smith studied graphic design at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Her creations today are inspired by Pennsylvania-German folk art. She and her family continually work to restore their 1838 house in the Western Reserve of Ohio. rebekahlsmith.com. Kelsey Anilee Smith, the daughter of Rebekah L. Smith, has a B.A. in history and an M.A. in museum studies. Her work in museums and her love of the past inspire her embroidery and other work. She lives in Ohio. kelseyanilee.com