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Keeping Glasgow in Stitches by Elizabeth Arthur (Hardcover, 1991)

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This hardback book, titled "Keeping Glasgow in Stitches" by Elizabeth Arthur, is a must-have for anyone interested in local history and crafts. Published by TransWorld LTD in 1991, this book provides a comprehensive guide on the art of cross-stitching and its significance in Glasgow's cultural heritage. With a height of 260mm and a width of 194mm, this book is a perfect addition to any crafting enthusiast's collection. It contains 240 pages of detailed instructions and patterns, making it an ideal resource for both beginners and experienced stitchers. The book weighs 718g and is written in English.

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Keeping Glasgow in Stitches was the name given to a unique, year-long, city-wide project of embroidery and banner-making which involved thousands of Glaswegians in charting the social and political history of the city in thread. This illustrated book, which features the banners in full and in detail, adds words and photographs to capture the spirit of a remarkable place. Writers include William Hunter, Marsella Averisti and Liz Lockhead. But the real contributors are the people of Glasgow. This book is published in conjunction with Glasgow museums and art galleries.