What's in the March/April 2007 issue of Embroidery...

Maxine Bristow	Kay Khan	Vicky Lindo
Everyday Inspirations Maxine Bristow's subtle reworkings of everyday objects pays tribute to textile history Jessica Hemmings	Cover Story: Vessels of Meaning Kay Khan's unorthodox quilting technique belies her fine art philosophy Jessica Hemmings	Toy Story Vicky Lindo's whimsical creations are putting her on the map Deena Beverley	Seven Years on the Silk Road Chris Alexander shares his experiences of founding a suzani workshop in Uzbekistan

Steve McCurry		Clare Lane	Abigail Pett
Looking East A sumptuous new book reveals the richness of daily dress in Southeast Asia	A Square Deal A German embroidery initiative is giving Afghan women greater independence Pascale Goldenberg	Preview: Applied Art for Architecture A new Liverpool exhibition hopes to place crafts at the heart of architecture	Collections: The Victoria & Albert Museum June Hill selects highlights from the world's greatest museum of art and design

Jeanette Sendler			The Hand & Lock Prize for Embroidery 2007 30 April 2007: Deadline for entry form 30 June 2007: Deadline for submission of images Details from www.hand-embroidery.co.uk/comp2007/ Embroidering the Future Conference 5th November 2007 in Sydney, Australia Details from www.hand-embroidery.co.uk/embroideryconference/
Close-knit collaborators Jeanette Sendler and Barbara Ridland are finding creative inspiration in shared wisdom Hazel Reid	Travel: Heavenly Treasures A glimpse of Uppsala Cathedral Museum's stunning collection of ecclesiastical textiles Hannah Adcock	Inside the Collection Robes from Baluchistan 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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