weavershand and Arelate Studio

Arelate Studio
Medieval Cross-Stitch Designs

Shop owners and publications say:

"I have a copy of your book, "Here Be Wyverns", which is quite the most wonderful pattern book I have ever found. Your patterns are easy to use and wonderful for making up traditional and historical samplers." Jan Clausen

"Your charts are some of the most interesting and fun to stitch of any I have in my shop. I always look forward to your new ones." Carol Nelson, DoubleCross

"Your designs are so unique and lovely!" Marty Cox, Danish Needlework

Click here to see "Arelate Studio: Medieval Reflections," an article from the July/August 2008 issue of Just Cross Stitch magazine.

Ecclesiastical Pomp and Aristocratic Circumstances..."Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! YES, it's worth buying!! It has documentation, pictures of the Real Thing, sketches of the Real Thing in some cases, instructions on how to do the different types of tablet weaving, and tons of patterns of medieval tabletwoven bands. If I had to toss all my weaving books and only keep one, this is the one I would keep."

Mary Jenkins (known as Mistress Ealasaid nic Suibhne in the Society for Creative Anachronism)

 

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