Issue
34: April/May 2005
Projects and Techniques
Full instructions for all these projects
can be found in Stitch 34
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The Ins & Outs of Weaving ...
Jane Iles
Woven on a simple card loom, decorative stitching adds an extra dimension to this miniature landscape
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Sweet Violets
Carol Andrews
This needle book will appeal to those of you who enjoy using beads and working on small-scale projects
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Fractured Colour
Sandra Middleton
Bond, cut and layer fabrics to create a mosaic effect surface
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Just One Stitch
Jan Beaney
Knotted Cable Chain - Jan Beaney explores the possibilities to be found in a single stitch
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Check it Out!
Jennifer Short
Chicken Scratch, Australian Cross Stitch, Depression Lace and Gingham Lace are just a few of the many names given to this type of embroidery.
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True Blue
Sally McCollin for Coats Crafts
UK
Random-dyed threads add an extra dimension to creative canvaswork
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Turkish Delight
Jane Davies
Discover the charm of Turkish embroidery |
Layer, Stitch and Dye
Ruth Issett
Applying liquid colour, dyes, paints or inks to threads and fabric fives a special energy to a piece of work |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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Pictures in Stitch
Lynn Szygenda
Discover some of the treasures in the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection
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Glorious Harmonies
Elizabeth Cummings
A professional artist at the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement, Phoebe Anna Traquair's artistry seemed to know no bounds ...
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Embroidery on Turkish Towels
Angela Thompson
Techniques and stitches from around the world
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From Sketch to Stitch
Jennifer Rochester
Jennifer Rochester shares the ideas, inspirations and techniques used to create Tundra Grazing
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