Issue 45: February/March 2007
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books reviewed in STITCH 45
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- 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 45
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Brilliant Bookmark
Sue Hawkins
Tiny canvaswork with lots of interesting stitching |
Exploring Goldwork
Sheila Tunstall-James
This delightful design is a real sampler of techniques |
Out of Africa
Mary Sleigh
A striking panel inspired by West African strip weaving |
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A Drift of Snowdrops
Alison Holt
The first signs of spring in machine embroidery
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Beaded Pins
Lynn Firth
Simple beading creates beautiful brooches |
Stitch Dissolve Distort -
the ones that got away!
Creative ideas from Valerie Campbell-Harding |
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Play with Clay!
Wendy Cotterill
Hearty® clay can be shaped, coloured... and stitched |
Trailing Ivy
Sally McCollin for Coats Crafts UK
Stencils can be used for a variety of techniques |
Bowled Over
Jennifer Rochester
Hand-stitched bowls encrusted with embroidery |
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Glitz and Glisten
Ruth Issett
Discover how to give fabric a tantalising lustre |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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Women at War
Katherine James
A hidden pictorial record of women's work in wartime Britain |
From Sketch to Stitch
Val Holmes reveals the inspirations and techniques used to create her work |
Dressing Up!
Bettie Coggins reveals her stylish creations |
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A Different Viewpoint
Hazel Reid
Jennifer Rochester's work uses subtle nuances of shifting light, drawing the viewer in... |
Museum Collection
Lynn Szygenda
Discover a treasure from the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection |