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A beautiful, pristine edition with no markings or wear. The pages are tight and unmarked, the binding is square, and the dust jacket is in excellent condition. Bound in blue cloth with bright gilt lettering on the spine. Victorian Canvaswork by Kathryn Brennand is both a craft guide and a historical exploration of needlepoint during the Victorian era. It showcases traditional canvaswork techniques while offering insight into the cultural and aesthetic influences of the time. More than just a how-to, this book celebrates the artistry and heritage of Victorian decorative design.

A lovely edition in fine condition. The pages are clean, crisp, and unmarked, and the blue cloth boards with gilt spine lettering are well preserved. The dust jacket is unmarked. Victorian Canvaswork by Kathryn Brennand explores the traditional art of canvaswork, a form of needlepoint popular in the Victorian era. Combining practical instruction with historical context, the book highlights both techniques and the period’s aesthetic, appealing to crafters and those interested in Victorian textiles and design.