Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love
Drawing on old mending techniques this book will show you how to breathe new life into old clothes
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Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love
Drawing on old mending techniques this book will show you how to breathe new life into old clothes
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Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love

Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love

by Arounna Khounnoraj
Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love

Visible Mending: Repair, Renew, Reuse The Clothes You Love

by Arounna Khounnoraj

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Drawing on old mending techniques this book will show you how to breathe new life into old clothes

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781787136090
Publisher: Quadrille
Publication date: 11/12/2020
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 160
File size: 32 MB
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About the Author

Arounna Khounnoraj is a Canadian artist and maker based in Toronto, where she emigrated with her family from Laos at the age of four. While her education includes a Masters in fine arts, it was through subsequent residencies that she found her current focus in fibre arts. In 2002 she started Bookhou, a multi-disciplinary studio with her husband John Booth, together they explore a variety of printing and embroidery techniques through making utilitarian objects such as bags, home goods and textiles. Arounna is a craft-influencer in her own right with a massive 211K followers on Instagram. She runs regular workshops and is recognised for her beautiful embroidery. Her first book Punch Needle was published in 2019 by Quadrille.
Arounna Khounnoraj is a Canadian artist and maker based in Toronto, where she emigrated with her family from Laos at the age of four. While her education includes a Masters in fine arts, it was through subsequent residencies that she found her current focus in fibre arts. In 2002 she started Bookhou, a multi-disciplinary studio with her husband John Booth, together they explore a variety of printing and embroidery techniques through making utilitarian objects such as bags, home goods and textiles. 
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