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Here Be Drolleries

Author: Nancy Spies

Here is a second treasure trove (see Here be Wyverns) of over 400 designs graphed from medieval sources. The patterns can be used for any kind of needlework and handwork, such as cross-stitch, knitting, or crochet, for weaving or mosaic work, or even for stenciling a child's room.194 pages.

  

 

 

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