Needlework Monograms Unlimited

Beautifully designed monograms — 350 in all — that can be composed with pairs of letters — to personalize table and bed linens, personal apparel, and more. With crowns; several large and small alphabets with numerals; illustrated instructions. An informative introduction shows how to enlarge or reduce each monogram.

Tink's Marvelous Monograms is the first Monogram book in this enduring needlework series. Marvy has both Font Based Monograms and Geometrical Monograms. The Font Based Monograms each come in four sizes, so they can be easily mixed and matched. Horizontal and vertical reference lines make it easy to arrange and design unique layouts.Janet M. Perry of Nuts About Needlpoint said, "...I love these books...because they are immensely useful for stitchers, whether of needlepoint or cross stitch... These books are a great resource for stitchers and should be on your shelves."Updated for the 20th Anniversary, this new edition has a paperback binding instead of a comb-binding. Get in touch with your Inner Maker and Mix and Match to your heart's content.

While monograms have a rich history going all the way back to the sixth century BC, they're anything but outdated. Luscious photography and Whitman's expressive writing peppered with quotes from etiquette experts shows that monogramming is still very much in vogue. From linens, lamps and chairs to silver, china, desk accessories and more, here are exquisite examples of how to use monograms as your "personal logo" in stylish, elegant ways in any part of your home. Kimberly Schlegel Whitman, author of six previous books on entertaining and event planning, is Editor-At-Large for Southern Living magazine. She resides in Dallas.

Making it personal with monograms, initials, and names.