Issue
42: August/September 2006
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Projects and Techniques
Full instructions for all these projects
can be found in Stitch 42
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Low Tide
Daphne Macready
Shells, beads and stitches capture the textures of the tideline |
Ribbons and Roses
Lorna Bateman
A perfect introduction to silk ribbon embroidery |
A Bowl Full of Sunshine
Ann Kirk
Create a sunflower in machine embroidery |
Contemporary Whitework
Tracy A. Franklin
White embroidery allows the stitching to take centre stage |
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Embellished Beginnings
Carol Coleman
Discover the new Embellisher machines |
Time to Bead
Barbara Case
Make a stylish beaded watch |
Simple Pleasures
Annette Bolton
Add a touch of summer to your workbox all year round |
Rackwick Bay
Rosalind Fisher
Capture land, sea and sky in canvaswork |
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The Wonder of Walnut Ink
Valerie Campbell-Harding
Use it to give an antique look to paper and fabrics |
Dorset Crosswheel Buttons
Sarah Beaman
Make beautiful buttons using time-honoured techniques |
Pretty Pouches
Josie Storey
The perfect place to store those little hard-to-find items |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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Moses in the Bulrushes
Lynn Szygenda
Discover the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection |
From High Fashion to the High Street
Jo Hall
Designs by Nicola Jarvis grace all sorts of garments |
Embellishers
Take a look at embellishing machines and attachments |
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Glittering Gowns
80 glamorous gowns fit for a Queen |
art of the STITCH and SCHOLAR
The Embroiderers' Guild's biennial exhibition showcases innovative contemporary embroidery |
From Sketch to Stitch
Jan Hagen-Bossom reveals the inspirations and techniques used to create Delirious Delphiniums |