Even More Stitches For Effect

Even More Stitches For Effect

by Suzanne Howren & Beth Robertson

The final book in the Stitches For Effect series contains another 100 new clearly diagrammed stitches. Each stitch has detailed information describing the “effects” it can create. With both an “Effect Index” and a “Stitch Index,” it’s easy to find just what you need.

See description below for more information and a book review.

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Even More Stitches For Effect

by Suzanne Howren & Beth Robertson

The final book in the Stitches For Effect series contains another 100 new clearly diagrammed stitches. Each stitch has detailed information describing the “effects” it can create. With both an “Effect Index” and a “Stitch Index,” it’s easy to find just what you need. Also includes a “Thread Description” section and an “Embellishment Description” section.

  • 87 pages
  • black and white
  • comb binding
  • 8.5″ x. 11″
  • published 2000

About Suzanne and Beth’s books

The dynamic duo of Suzanne Howren & Beth Robertson (part of the original Thread Technique Team that included Ann Caswell), have taught many needlepointers over the years through their fun classes and helpful stitch books. Beth passed away several years ago, but we are lucky to still have their books in print.


Book review

Michele Herron of the fabulous needlepoint shop Bristly Thistle offers an excellent review of the “Stitches For Effect” books:  “I couldn’t have stitched a dozen Christmas stockings without the series of three “Stitches for Effect” by Howren and Robertson. Each book has the same format. The first section is devoted to describing threads (very useful when a thread you aren’t familiar with is called for or if you want to substitute something you have on hand)…Stitches are listed in alphabetical order and are accompanied by a very clear, numbered diagram…The book recommends threads for effects and what effect you may be able to create. Best of all, one of the 4 indices is the Effect Index. Need ideas for bricks, moldings, clothing, paths, roads, whatever? Look them up and see which will best suit your canvas. When I’m too tired to stitch or I can’t figure out what to do next, I prop my canvas up and open these books for ideas.”