Embroidery

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JOURNEY THROUGH THE MYTHSCAPES The work of Alice Kettle (488K)
IN THEIR OWN WORDS Audrey Walker and Roz Hawksley (440K)
AT THE CUTTING EDGE Clyde Olliver (296K)

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What's in the November 2004 issue...

Tilleke Schwarz	Barbara Chapman	Jennifer Talbot		Jeanne Werge-Hartley
The Writing's on the Wall Jessica Hemmings explores the work of Tilleke Schwarz Jessica Hemmings	The Suspension of Disbelief Barbara Chapman fashions magical dolls that spark the imagination Jessica Hemmings	Traces in the Landscape Jennifer Talbot explores the essence of land, sea and sky in her work Katherine James	Bradford-on-Avon Millennium Embroidery The embroiderers who preserved centuries of local history in stitch Ann Warren	Fusion Textile artists and jewellery designers collaborate - with startling results

	Hilary Bower		Johnnene Maddison
Straw: The Poor Man's Gold Veronica Main unpicks the history of straw as a textile fibre in embroidery through the ages Veronica Main	To Have and to Hold In the studio with Hilary Bower Mary Sleigh	Hidden Treasures Worthing Museum and Art Gallery is an Aladdin's cave for costume and embroidery fans Ann Wise	Women, Work & World War II Johnnene Maddison records the living stories of Canadian women who joined the war effort Johnnene Maddison

		Claire Workman
The Quintessential Cashmere Meet the Kashmiri craftsmen who take more than a year to embroider a single shawl Brinda Gill	Colours of Southern India The first Guild tour to travel to the lesser-visited areas of southern India Liz Young and Mairi Mitchell	Creative embroidery with metal Discover a new world of creativity with metal fabrics	Inside the Collection Roger Fry and the Friends War Victims Relief Expedition Lynn Szygenda

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Embroidery is searching for contributors with good feature ideas for the magazine. If you have a burning desire to write on an aspect of embroidery or the related applied arts, both past and present, we would love to hear from you. Initially, we would welcome ideas for our feature pages but we would also like to hear direct from embroiderers and textile artists about their work. Anyone who is interested should email the editor, Joanne Hall - or write to her (see the contact page), with a one-page proposal and an indication of the illustrations they would use.

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