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Laura McCafferty

Julia Caprara

Emily Miah Stewart

Sara Berner

Madeline Clifton

Kitchen Sink Drama
Laura McCafferty captures everyday life in her colourful, tongue-in-cheek embroidery

In Their Own Words
Julia and Alex Caprara of the Opus School of Textile Arts talk to Embroidery

Mapping Out the Future
Emily Stewart creates unique stitched memory maps to represent her world

New Swedish Design
Sara Berner's textiles fly in the face of cool Swedish modernity
Liz Hoggard

Inside the Collection
Mistress of Stitch: Madeline Clifton
Lynn Szygenda

Linda Hutchins

Liz Berg

Words are Not Enough
The textile work of Linda Hutchins, Sara Haskell and Brigitte Amarger
Jessica Hemmings

Art of Africa
A new series by Mary Sleigh begins by examining the embroidery of sub-Saharan Africa

History in Stitches
The Keiskamma Tapestry tells three centuries of history of the San and Xhosa peoples
Jan Chalmers

Wish You Were Here
The textile artists who took part in a unique stitched postcard exchange
Frances Caple

Jean Stuart

Maria-Theresa Fernandes

An Act of Nature
Sheffield's Art Through Textiles brings new life to the city's newly restored Botanical Gardens
Linda Bellinger

The Collector
The contemporary collection of Henrietta Curtis
Jennifer Hughes

The Endearing Elephant
In India, the elephant remains an auspicious motif and symbol of royalty for embroiderers
Brinda Gill

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