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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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Kaffe Fassett

Maria E Piñeres

Lucy Smethurst

Val Jackson

Colour Therapy
Kaffe Fassett talks to Embroidery about his lifelong passion for colour

Snapshot in Stitch
Maria E Piñeres' work comments on our 15-minutes-of-fame culture
Jessica Hemmings

A Stitch in Time
Guild Scholar Lucy Smethurst brings nostalgia right up to date
Jo Hall

Back to Front
The orderly stitches of soof embroidery are worked from the back creating striking designs
Brinda Gill

After a Fashion
Val Jackson probes her past for inspiration
Jo Hall

Cherrilyn Tyler

Sophie Roet

Natasha Kerr

Leslie Morgan

Webs of Wonder
Be transfixed by the beauty of Cherrilyn Tyler's delicate stitched creations
Sue Richardson

Weaving a Bright New World
Successful designer Sophie Roet brings everything to her weaving - including embroidery
Lesley Mitchison

Ask the Family
Natasha Kerr's work elevates the loves, lives and losses of everyday families to art

In Their Own Words
Committed to Cloth founders Leslie Morgan and Claire Benn reveal all

Marie Rose Lortet

Wool Power
Knitting has gone from a pastime of old to a hip new hobby for the young. Discover why
Laura Silverman

The Generous Benefactor
Little was known of Catholic embroidery in England until Gillian Grute began her research

Beadwork: Adornment and Identity
Mary Sleigh investigates the use of beading in sub-Saharan Africa

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