The Family Creative Workshop, Volume 6: Embroidery to Gingerbread

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with some minor wear on the spine edges. The colorful cover art remains vivid and free of significant blemishes. There is no dust jacket, but the binding is intact and sturdy. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings.

"The Family Creative Workshop, Volume 6: Embroidery to Gingerbread," edited by Allen Davenport Bragdon, is a 1975 publication by Plenary Publications International, Inc., based in New York. This hardcover edition is part of a series that explores a wide array of creative crafts and hobbies, ranging from embroidery and enameling to genealogy and gingerbread making. The book features contributions from illustrators Marina Givotovsky, Nancy Levine, Sally Shimizu, and Barbara Auran-Wrenn, providing rich visual guidance for each project. This volume is particularly valuable for craft enthusiasts interested in expanding their skills across multiple disciplines. While the first edition status is not specified, the book is a well-preserved example of mid-1970s craft literature, making it a charming collectible for hobbyists and collectors alike. The book is in good condition with no dust jacket, but its vibrant cover art remains a visual delight.