Issue
44: December 2006/January 2007
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In every issue
How to subscribe or renew
- Your Letters
- - share your news and views
- Helping Hand
- The place to buy, swap and sell or to seek advice
- Book Reviews
- Top titles for creative stitchers
- see
books reviewed in STITCH 44
- What's On
- Dates for your diary
- Shopping Around
- Some of the best new products and ideas
- 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 44
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Reflected Glory
Sally Kelly
Weave a magical mirror frame |
Gone Fishing!
Annette Bolton
Make an exquisite stumpwork fish |
Wild Women
Sarah Lawrence
Wacky brooches - create the latest in wearable art |
Wrap Up!
designed by Katherine Shaughnessy from her book The New Crewel, pub. Lark Books
Simple stitches embellish a cosy scarf
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Paper Patterns
Ruth Issett
Explore colour with paints and stencils |
You Wear It Well!
Kathleen Laurel Sage
Stitch stunning organza jewellery |
Penguin Parade
Christine Wilkins of Alchemy Stitchcraft
Our appealing sampler is worked in a variety of techniques |
A Hint of the Orient
Michael Bingham
Goldwork butterfly and fan - it's simply exquisite |
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Meltdown!
Wendy Cotterill
Discover the burning qualities of Kunin felt |
Colour Discharge, Part 2
Joanna O'Neill
Create a striking velvet bag |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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A Jacket from Transylvania
Lynn Szygenda
Discover a treasure from the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection |
Barbara and Roy Hirst's Millennium Casket
Take an in-depth look at an incredible feat of virtuoso needlework |
From Sketch to Stitch
Prinkie Roberts reveals the inspirations and techniques used to create Together United |
Cloth of Nature
Discover Jane E. Hall's spellbinding world of thistledown and daydreams |