Issue
43: October/November 2006
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In every issue
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- Helping Hand
- The place to buy, swap and sell or to seek advice
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- Some of the best new products and ideas
- Book Reviews
- Top titles for creative stitchers
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books reviewed in STITCH 43
- What's On
- Dates for your diary
- Stitch Glossary
- General stitches for this issue
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Projects and Techniques
Full instructions for all these projects
can be found in Stitch 43
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Christmas on Paper
Erica Fortgens, from her book Basics of Embroidery on Paper
Stylish designs that are quick - and fun - to make |
Skinny Scarves
Liz Maitland
Make your own style statement |
Seeds of Time
Janet Edmonds
Create 3-dimensional forms ravaged by the weather |
Along the River
Gilda Baron creates a glowing golden sunset |
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Bedeck the Tree
Joan Harper
It's the perfect introduction to pulled work |
Colour Discharge
Joanna O'Neill
Transform fabric and create dramatic designs |
Pastel Square
Judy Dixon's Hardanger design is a joy to stitch |
Star Struck
Jane Iles
These richly decorated stars are fun to make |
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Twinkle, Twinkle
Liz Maitland
Starry ideas - make some to keep and some to swap |
Bejewelled Bags
Angie Hughes
Create a rich surface with sweet wrappers and transfer foils |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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A Scarf from Chios
Lynn Szygenda
Discover a treasure from the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection |
A Passion for the Past - and the Future
Hazel Reid
As Chairman of the Embroiderers' Guild, Chris Berry is looking to the future |
From Sketch to Stitch
Margaret Vant Erve reveals the ideas inspirations and techniques used to create 'The Welcoming Committee' |
In Our Time
Discover the pieces that inspired these embroiderers |