Nuts about needlepoint – left-handed book review

If you’re into needlepoint then you’ve probably already read this review. That’s because Nuts about Needlepoint is the blog to follow if you’re a needlepointer. It also happens that its author, Janet M. Perry, is left-handed. She kindly agreed to review my book The Left-Handed Embroiderer’s Companion.

Here’s some of what Janet had to say:

I am so delighted with the care and attention to detail present in this book. It’s beautiful, but very practical. With it I feel more confident to try stitches and techniques that have eluded me in the past.

She also said:

For every stitch I know I checked the instructions and they were exactly the way I do these stitches. I also checked several of the stitches against the ones in The Embroidery Stitch Bible and, sure enough, the illustrations in that book matched the right-handed illustrations in Stanton’s book.

I find this interesting as I’ve never knowingly seen a copy of The Embroidery Stitch Bible. Must be a case of great minds think alike! (wink!)

I’m sure you’ll enjoy reading the rest of the review here. And you’re highly likely to find other things of interest at Janet’s blog!