Sewing With Nancy - Victorian Roses (VHS, 2000)

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Victorian Roses
Nancy Zieman, hostess of TV’s Sewing With Nancy’, and Australian artist/author Jenny Haskins bring their 1-part pro-gram on Victorian Roses to you in this 30 minute video.

Highlights
• Selecting and combining colors, fabrics, threads, and laces to
produce a Victorian look
• Nancy and Jenny present a showcase of ideas for adding Victorian-style touches to garments and home decor
-Using a fabric transfer as the basis of a romantic pillow design; enhancing it with fabrics, trims, and stitching
-Shaping lace motifs; precisely mitering corners
-Adding doilies and laces to antique or custom-sewn linens
-Using dimensional embroidery to highlight projects
-Creating an exquisite necklace that is also a purse
-Making a stylish Victorian opera bag from remnants
-Embellishing a quilt with embroidery and Broderie Perse appliqué

Reference Material
To accompany this video, Jenny Haskins has written a full color fully illustrated book entitled Victorian Roses.