A Passion for Ribbonry

by Camela Nitschke

Book Overview

Discover leading ribbonry designer Camela Nitschke's secrets for using ribbon to create stunning lifelike wildflowers such as Lady's slipper, Lupine, Sunflower, pansies & Roses. 32 flowers with easy... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 156477211X
• ISBN13: 9781564772114
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Pastimes
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 1.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.3" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

A Passion for Ribbonry

I think this is a wonderful book. I have most of the books on ribbon flowers and each one has something to offer that the other doesn't have. The instructions are very good and easy to follow. Camela gets into ribbon folding techniques that are not in the other books and I find that very interesting and useful in decorating. She gives directions for more unusual flowers and these are very nice to use in mixed floral bouquets. This beautiful book is a must for any one that loves to do ribbon flowers.

Wonderful feast for the eyes.

This is a wonderful book, I do not care if all history is correct, I have received many hours of enjoyment just looking at the wonderful pictures and the flowers I made went together quickly and the directions were easy to follow. That is why I buy this type of book.

beautiful photographs and very interesting

I enjoyed this book thoroughly. Of all the ribbon books I own this one is the one I love to make flowers from. I will buy the other books by Ms.Nitschke.

Gorgeous book and easy directions!

Ribbon flowers are just fascinating to me. I have seen quite a few books on the subject, but my favorite is "A Passion for Ribbonry". Camela has included beautiful flowers and concise directions. I have completed several of the flowers (starting with the cabochon rose) and have found the directions complete and easy to follow. I am very pleased with the natural look of all the flowers. Some of the other ribbon books produce flowers which look crushed and old, but not this one! Plus, she doesn't confuse you with formulas. I would highly recommend "A Passion for Ribbonry" for a beginner or a more experienced sewer. Way to go Camela! Great job!