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William Morris Iron-On Transfer Patterns

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東京都中央区日本橋富沢町4-6 Core-46 Bldg.

￥2,200

William Morris、Dover Publications、2003、24枚、27.8 x ･･･

文 : 英語

The Victorians had a passion for graceful floral design, and among the most elegant were the decorative works created by William Morris-the founder of the Arts and Crafts movement in England.
The seventy-eight line illustrations in this collection have been handsomely adapted from designs by Morris that once adorned painted tiles, tapestries, textiles, stained glass panels, wallpaper, and other decorative elements. In addition to foliage and lush floral bouquets, the patterns-displayed in borders, wreaths, medallions, cornerpieces, and other configurations-also depict birds, animals, fruits, and human figures.
Perfect for enhancing cushions, pillow covers, table linen, clothing, and other embroidery projects, the patterns will work equally well for fabric painting, woodburning, and other crafts.
Original Dover (2003) publication. 78 line illustrations. 48pp. Printed in transfer ink on one side only. 81/4 x 11. Paperbound.

William Morris Iron-On Transfer Patterns

￥2,200

William Morris 、Dover Publications 、2003 、24枚、27.8 x 20.8cm 、1冊

文 : 英語 The Victorians had a passion for graceful floral design, and among the most elegant were the decorative works created by William Morris-the founder of the Arts and Crafts movement in England. The seventy-eight line illustrations in this collection have been handsomely adapted from designs by Morris that once adorned painted tiles, tapestries, textiles, stained glass panels, wallpaper, and other decorative elements. In addition to foliage and lush floral bouquets, the patterns-displayed in borders, wreaths, medallions, cornerpieces, and other configurations-also depict birds, animals, fruits, and human figures. Perfect for enhancing cushions, pillow covers, table linen, clothing, and other embroidery projects, the patterns will work equally well for fabric painting, woodburning, and other crafts. Original Dover (2003) publication. 78 line illustrations. 48pp. Printed in transfer ink on one side only. 81/4 x 11. Paperbound.