Issue 53, June/July 2008
Projects and Techniques
Full instructions for all these projects
can be found in Stitch 53
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Stitch a Mini Masterpiece
Pam Buck
Van Gogh's bold brushstrokes lend themselves quite beautifully to stitch
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Schwalm Ring Pillow
Ann Clare
Traditionally worked in white threads on white linen, but any neutral shades work well
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Delightful Divas
Sarah Lawrence
Beaded art brooches are true flights of fancy
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Elizabethan Sweet Bag
Pam Buck
Fruits, flowers and tiny insects are some of the captivating motifs on this dainty little bag
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Berry Nice!
Jane Catton
Deliciously delicate jewellery
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Happy Hippos
Rebecca Shreeve
Smiley hippos will appeal to the young - and the young at heart
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Flower Power
Joanna Teague
Simple goldwork encrusted with sequins creates a stunning brooch
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Image Maker
Janice Hay
Transfer photocopies onto fabric |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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Museum Collections
Lynn Szygenda
A close-up look at a Chinese woman's wedding skirt |
Historical Heirlooms
Maggie Grey
A course can provide the innovative ideas and inspiration you need to develop original work |
The Needle Continues to Point North!
Joy Bradshaw
These panels are ambassadors for embroidery - and for northern life |
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From Sketch to Stitch
Jane Lemon reveals the ideas, inspirations and techniques used to create Still Life |
Hot Product!
Rubbing mats - a new product that you need to know about! |
Crinoline Lady - a Celebration
Vivienne A. Brown
The popular 1930s image is an iconic design
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