Issue
56, December 2008/January 2009
Projects and Techniques
Full instructions for all these projects
can be found in Stitch 56
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Wisteria Cottage
Shirley McKeand
Raised surfaces and soft colours create a welcoming doorway
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Glories of the Garden
Judy Dixon
An exquisite panel stitched in glossy silk and rayon threads
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Fine Filigree
Ann Parr
Distinctive jewellery stitched on pewter
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Walnut Shell Purses
Grace Lister
You'll be 'nuts' about these exquisite tiny purses |
Brilliant Buttons
Margaret Beal
Textile buttons - every one is a tiny work of art
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Strewn with Petals
Design by DMC
Use simple stitches to create striking contemporary cushions
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Along Fluid Lines
Kathleen Laurel Sage
A laminated bag stitched with bubbles and waves |
A Garden of Delights (2)
Owen Davies and Gill Holdsworth
Stumpwork inspired by Romeo and Juliet's courtyard |
Features
articles on historical and contemporary
textiles and embroidery
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In a Class of Their Own
DVDs provide great workshops |
Embroiderers' Guild
Museum Collections
Lynn Szygenda
A close-up look at the work of Elsie Myrtle Williams |
From Sketch to Stitch
Jan Messent reveals the ideas and inspirations used to create The Regency Milliner's Notebook |
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Fields of Flowers
Chris Berry
Suzanis are vibrant embroidered textiles from Central Asia |
My Favourite Things
Kathy Troup
They're useful or beautiful... |