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I consider useful the alphabets books, because the embroidered letters have a special charm. Inside the book very different scripts to each other, are combined with various designs and become sampler. hardcover, text in French, color schemes legible. Original choice regarding the summary, which divides the various papers presented by color: purple, green, red, blue. Many embroidery are photographed set in a garden, among the lights and shadows of leaves and flowers, so this book also pleasant to browse. Funny alphabet "Monde enchant with capital letters in red combined with little fairies. And then a sampler with cookies, one with butterflies, a very delicate in white on the bottom ecr, and finally ... the weird heart it appears on the cover of the book, consisting of letters of mixed alphabets and small hearts, red, pink and violet: this heart convinced me to buy the book! Cinzia...

Hi, I would do it on Newcastle Linen 40 ct, you can indicate how much cloth does it take me? Thanks Angela..

I believe that this space is not a forum for discussion, but simply a space where everyone can express his personal opinion in absolute freedom ', without belittling the reviews of others to assert their own. In any case I think that the average of 35/40 for color pattern are not few, considering that there are different shades of each color, and I also believe that the drawings schemes deserve a little 'bigger for easier execution. That said, the book definitely very nice, as already said in my previous review...

I bought it for embroider Enigma Parolin because I wanted an intense dark red that tends to purple rather than red cherry and I found the perfect color for my taste with this Burgundy. And 'perfect in every sense: skeins from 20 meters, already wrapped around a large "butterfly" which can also hook the part of yarn was cut and nothing more skeins harnessed or time taken to retrieve the wires controlling the numbers , or to categorize leaders. I have already three other colors spotted attempting to me...