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Traditional Smocks and Smocking

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Traditional Smocks and Smocking
Cave, Oenone
Mills and Boon Ltd., London, 1979
A short section on early medieval and renaissance smocking and the evolution of the chemise to smock. The book focuses primarily on the smock as folk wear of the 1800’s. SB
Intermediate

The History of Beads: From 30,000 BC to the Present

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The History of Beads: From 30,000 BC to the Present
Dubin, Lois Sherr
Harry N. Abrams, New York, 1987
ISBN# 0-8109-0736-4
Wonderful overview of the history of beads. Frequent comments on usage, social status, and other useful pieces of information. Includes an area by area bead identification. Heavily footnoted for further research. SB
Intermediate

Dianne Durand’s Complete Gook of Smocking

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Dianne Durand’s Complete Gook of Smocking
Durand, Diane
Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York, 1982
ISBN# 0-442-24510-6
Excellent overview of modern smocking techniques. The hints in this book make it a must for the smocker. SB
Beginner

Diane Durand Smocking Technique, Projects and Designs

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Diane Durand Smocking Technique, Projects and Designs
Durand, Dianne
Dover, New York, 1979
ISBN# 0-486-23788-5
One of the best pamphlets out on Smocking. Covers all the basics. SB
Beginner

Australian Smocking

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Australian Smocking
Bauer, Margie & Lib Rayner
Nelson, Melbourne, Australia, 1985
ISBN# 17 00542 1
Excellent presentation of all the stitches and techniques of smocking. This book also covers in some detail advanced smocking stitches and the use of embroidery stitches. SB
Intermediate

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