Issue
40: April/May 2006
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Fantasia
Designed and stitched by Irene Junkuhn for Rajmahal
Lustrous threads, beautiful beads and the glitz of gold create a sumptuous embroidery |
Burning Issues
Margaret Beal
Cut, bond and etch with a soldering iron - it's one of the hottest techniques in textiles! |
Scuptured Stones
Jennifer Rochester
Create a country wall in richly encrusted calico |
Only Natural
Maggie Phillips
Work simple stitches on natural linen to make an elgant curtain tie-back |
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Delicate Petals
Claire Muir
Create beautiful organza flowers |
Garden Greenery
Sally Kelly
Capture your favourite plants in a free-style stitch sampler |
Tantalising Tucks
Jennie Rayment
Use fabric manipulation techniques to create a dynamically different design |
Just One Stitch
Chris Berry explores raised stem band |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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Competition
Win a Fantastic Stitching Holiday in France! |
Artist Trading Cards - they're all about sharing
Frieda Oxenham
Discover the creativity of these tiny works of art |
Rural Scenes
Lynn Szygenda
One of the treasures from the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection |
The Science of Embroidery
The creative world of Helen Cowans |
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The Man Who Makes Mandalas
Katherine James
Introducing Tsering Pasang, textile artist |
Colours from Nature
Linda Rudkin
was 'dyeing' for a change! |
Rising to the Challenge!
Linda Rudkin
A competition that was designed to inspire, challenge and unleash creativity |