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Parcel arrived yesterday ... excited as always ... B for this article I can only echo the other opinioni.E 'a book truly complete that part on the size of one square until arriving with the second volume to more 100 quadretti.E 'the book that has a touch of completazza a seamstress ... I recommend it to all appassisionate the spreaders ... I can not stop to look ... more..

The scheme and 'exceptional and not particularly difficult to accomplish .. I realized for the bedroom of my baby and the result is' really amazing. The only jarring and 'given by the fact that the kit has a quite high price and the colors are not really abundant (it comes to colors DMC but is not even shown in the number) .There only .. the Aida is provided for ... such a beautiful and important embroidery - considered the price Could it be given a piece of lino..per these last two reasons (but only these) does not do a full assessment. in any case, despite having replaced the fabric, the buy back ....

It 'like very much for the originality of the proposed schemes, different from the ordinary. It is one of the few books that I like to browse periodically even if I have not made any of the proposed work. I did not know the author, but I re-proposed to buy a hand to hand her the most beautiful publications...

very nice book and bound in a special way: schemas are in a boxed set contained within the book. Even the 10 models of samplers are pleasant although quite similar between them. For this reason I give a rating of 4 out of 5 stars...

Nothing to say about the "squares" that illustrate flower and its initial, but is not it time you propose the alternative in Italian flowers that do not have the same initial? Some are the same in French and Italian (iris), other may be modified by a bit 'of good will (= cardoon thistle) but what about jasmin jasmine =? And the squares fillers written only in French? Italian Parolin or think that our language is not up to the French? Insist with the publisher to do the double versions and print a few pages at most, does not sell books exactly cheap, I would say...

Parolin is best confirmed by the individual patterns in the books. Aside from the repetitive lyricism with which accompanies the photographs it does not propose complex jobs but small additions characterized by the usual pets and style tree "bonsai". Compared to the publication "Couleurs de printemps" there are no sentences in French only, there is only one alphabet (Christmas) we can get by composing what we want, and some bilingual suggestion this time I d. Rather disappointing, especially for the apparent lack of elevating the beautiful Italian language to "language for embroidery"...