Front Cover
Margaret's Maze is an intricate pathway of color and
pattern by Ro Pace and her granddaughter, Margaret;
photographed by Jennifer Taylor -- article on page 7.
Back Cover
Nanette Remus created the delicately beautiful "Floral
Nightscape" pieces. Photographed by Jennifer Taylor -- article
on page 13. |
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Get ready to stitch the second installment of this
popular new sampler. |
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| I Love A Mystery |
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| Nanette Costa's intriguing
"Mystery Sampler" is a real winner! Enjoy the second
installment of this exceedingly popular new project. |
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Catherine Baxter creates colorful baskets for
springtime or anytime you want to brighten the day. |
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Gail Sirna discusses Mary Ellen Searcy and
her contemporary art. Shown is Mary Ellen's
"Feather Offering." |
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Pamela Harding's patriotic ornaments feature
Colorado, Connecticut (shown) and Delaware. |
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| Roberta Montgomery creates a
rhythmic 4-way geometric design with a good beat and a few fun
twists. |
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| Noteworthy and New |
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| In this market news column, Ann Caswell takes a
quick look at some of the newest threads at market with more
to come next time. |
| Adventures in Embellishment |
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| In this installment of our continuing feature
that makes the painted canvas come to life, Tony Minieri gives
wonderful ideas on stitches that work well to show the texture
of clothing. |
| From the Bookshelf |
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| In this issue, book editor, Suzanne Howren,
reviews Beginner's Guide to Crewel Embroidery by Jane
Rainbow, Beading With Herringbone Stitch by Vicki Star,
and Threading Time, A Cultural History of Threadwork by
Dolores Bausum. |
| "Amy"able Advice to Stitchers |
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| Amy Bunger continues her feature of helpful
hints with suggestions for backgrounds. In this issue you will
be treated to a study of scenic backgrounds and great ideas
for creating them. |
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