FEATURES
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The
Story of Stumpwork
A history of this form of raised embroidery, from its humble
beginnings to its current resurgence.
By Jeanmarie Brucia |
| 15 |
Flower
Power
This beautiful bouquet of biolets combines stitch effects and
styles from traditional stumpwork with more modern techniques to
create what we call "stumpwork for today."
By Joan Gantt |
| 21 |
The
Genesis of Jerusalem
No, not the city, but the project. For ANG's millennial
cyberworkshop, Orna Willis created a themed piece that combined
her hopes for the future with the history of the past.
By Lamora Lucia Haidar |
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Throwing
In The Towel
The paper towel that is. Because, if you can believe it, that's
where the inspiration for this incredible kimono came from.
By Pamela D. Pabst |
| 30 |
It's
A Mystery!
Part two of a secret project for the adventurous stitcher.
By Pat Morse |
Everything
you ever wanted to know about stumpwork, page 9
|
A
dialogue between the designer and supplier of
"Jerusalem 2000," page 21
DEPARTMENTS
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President's Column |
| 4 |
Shay's Solutions |
| 6 |
Trade Secrets
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Tips,
by Jean Hilton and Frances Olson |
| 6 |
Product
News, by Sandy Rodgers |
| 7 |
Legends
of the Past, by Jill Becker |
| 8 |
Book
Review, by Carolyn M. Humes |
| 8 |
Technique,
by Mary K. Campbell |
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| 35 |
Guild News |
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Bulletin Board |
| 37 |
Chapter News |
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Volunteer Staff |
 Stop
and smell the violets, page 15
On
the cover: Are stumpwork projects beginning to look more like bas-relief
sculpture? Joan Gantt's latest sure does.
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