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A. Bretschneider's Neues Modelbuch 1619 Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin |
Nineteenth Century reprint of the pattern book of Andreas Bretschneider, edition of 1619. 46 pattern pages. The blank pages have been omitted. All whitework or color embroidery, no filet or cross-stitch patterns. This reprint contains leaves from different original copies. Additional links to the copy in the Sterling and Francine Clark collection (1892) and the 1615 copy in the Metropolian Museum with colored plates. Scans donated by Willem Kraaij, edited by Sytske Wijnsma. Book transferred to Rijksmuseum Research Library, 2017. |
E-WM050 B L8042 Embroidery whitework Renaissance WK 
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Design Elements of Renaissance Embroidery James G. Collins & Associates, Arlington, Texas |
Patterns selected from the early European pattern book producers, tracing the use of various design elements through time. Lovely patterns and a treasure for people interested in using the elements, without wanting to reproduce the exact design. Permission to publish given by Helen Hough and Franciska Ruessink. N.B. More restrictive copyright: No derivative works allowed! |
G-HH001 H G913 Embroidery Renaissance HH 
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Design Elements of Renaissance Embroidery 2 Series: Charted Embroidery Patterns of the Renaissance James G. Collins & Associates |
165 pages of block unit designs charted from Renaissance embroidery modelbooks, with author attributions. Designs grouped by type (motif, strapwork designs, alphabets, etc.), and are suitable for cross-stitch, lacis (darned net), and can be adapted for filet crochet, and knitting. Also includes a charting tutorial for graphing block unit designs using common spreadsheet programs. Permission to publish given by Helen Hough. Images charted and edited by Franciska Ruessink. |
H-HH001 H H310 Renaissance Embroidery Charts HH 
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Ensamplario Atlantio Being a Collection of Filling Patterns Suitable for Blackwork Embroidery. Black Rose Press, Arlington |
A digital publication in four pdfs, a treasury of blackwork filling patterns from the author of The New Carolingian Modelbook. These designs are intended for use as fillings in outlined blackwork. Many can also be used as all-over fills, or as edgings or small motifs for biscornu. The link refers to the official download page for the book; the download links are at the bottom of the page. Permission to link given by Kim Brody Salazar. |
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Principes Hollandiae et Zelandiae, Domini Frisiae. CVM genuinis ipsorum iconibus, à Theodorico Aquitaniae ad Iacobam Bauariaes diversorum quondam pictorum opera, adviuum sedulo depictis: Nunc autem primum exvetustissimis parietibus, in Carmelo obsessaeurbis Haelrmi, per praisidiarios direpto, industria Guiliemi Thybautz repertis, ac sincerè unà cum reliquorum Principum figuris, ad instar probatissimorum exemplarium delineatis. Phillippus Galle. excud. Cum privilegio Regis. 1578 Antwerp, Christophorus Plantinus Philippo Gallaeo, 1578 |
Wonderful Renaissance era depictions of the previous 500 years or so Dutch and Frisian nobility and their clothing. Scans donated by Paul Gaemers, edited by Judith Adele |
J-PG002 V J610D Renaissance Middle Ages PG 
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Neues Modelbuch von unterschiedlicher Art (Erster Theil) derBlumen und andergenehten Model nach iziger Manier allen Liebhaberinnen dieser Kunst zum besten vorgestellt Nürnberg, bei Paulus Fürsten, Kunsthändlern |
Antique so-called Modelbuch printed in 1660, 50 pattern pages. First volume. Most patterns are for cross-stitch or filet work, and the last eight are for needle lace. Page 6 and 7 missing in original, have been added from a copy on archive.org Scans donated and edited by Sytske Wijnsma. Book transferred to Textile Research Center in Leiden, 2021. |
K-YS029 F M906B Charts Cross-stitch Embroidered net Embroidery Filet Renaissance SW
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