Sometimes less is more—and quality is more important than quantity. That's true in textile art too, and this much-needed guide brings a meaningful, thoughtful, and sustainable approach to stitchery. See how to sl...

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Sometimes less is more—and quality is more important than quantity. That's true in textile art too, and this much-needed guide brings a meaningful, thoughtful, and sustainable approach to stitchery. See how to slow down and experience more joy in your craft by trying simple techniques based on traditional practice, reusing and reinventing materials, and limiting equipment. Richly illustrated throughout, this inspirational book will connect with those who seek a new way of working—whether it's starting a stitch journal or joining a community of like-minded artists.


  • Sterling Publishing-Batsford Books: Slow Stitch
  • Sometimes less is more- and quality is more important than quantity
  • See how to slow down and experience more joy by trying simple techniques based on traditional practice; reusing and reinventing materials and limiting equipment
  • Author: Claire Wellesley-Smith
  • Hardcover, 128 pages
  • Sterling Publishing-Batsford Books: Slow Stitch
  • Sometimes less is more- and quality is more important than quantity
  • See how to slow down and experience more joy by trying simple techniques based on traditional practice; reusing and reinventing materials and limiting equipment
  • Author: Claire Wellesley-Smith
  • Hardcover, 128 pages

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