Lending

Another absolute go-to reference for hardanger embroidery. Expects reader to be familiar with some of the hardanger basics, kinda intermediate level despite the complicated appearance of finished projects.

Likely used by your local needlework shops (particularly if TNNA and former INRG members) for their intermediate and advanced hardanger classes.

A followup to her [bc:Hardanger Basics and Beyond|13638169|Hardanger Basics and Beyond|Janice Love|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1336415101s/13638169.jpg|19250936] [b:Hardanger Basics and Beyond|13638169|Hardanger Basics and Beyond|Janice Love|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1336415101s/13638169.jpg|19250936] and like that one, work through what book is saying. Don't just read or things may not click.

Actually, these two books, the animated stitch diagrams at The Victoria Sampler website, and the "Take The Hard Out of Hardanger" DVD (or a real class and best/easiest/no-fail method to do the picots) from Julie Norton are what I would suggest to anyone learning or already enjoying! ( )