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FEATURES
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Gumnut's
Gorgeous Yarns
You don't have to go down under to get these hand-dyed, all-natural
Australian threads.
Contributed by Custom House
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DEPARTMENTS
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Date
Book
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President's
Column,
by Janet Mitchell Fishel
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Shay's
Solutions
by Shay Pendray |
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Trade
Secrets
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In
Stitches, by Carole H. Lake |
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Book
Review, by Carolyn M. Humes |
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Legends
of the Past |
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Product
News, by Sandy Rodgers |
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The
Master Teacher Program,
by Becky Breshears |
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Slate
of Nominees and Ballot for 2004 Election
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Guild
News
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Workshop
by Mail
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ANG
Board Synopsis
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Chapter
News
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Volunteer
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When
Less Is More
It's fun to use them, but sometimes too many stitches, threads,
and colors can overwhelm a piece.
By Mary D. Shipp
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For
The Love Of Needlepoint, Part 2
A sensational sampler incorporating the tools used in everyday
needlework.
by Vickie Naylor
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More
Than Meets the Eye
A
simple Artist's Statement could make the difference in winning a
ribbon at your next competition.
by Margaret Briscoe
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| Venetian
Carnival, page 21 |
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the cover: Jill Milne's Venetian fantasy |
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Gumnut's gorgeous Opals threads and more, page 9
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A Snapshot of Venice
An English designer commemorates a memorable week in the Italian city with
this eye-pleasing project.
By Jill Milne 
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Mille Fleur
This quick and simple design using two sizes of eyelet stitch works for a
pillow or Sudberry box or any number of things.
By Diana Morrison
| Legend
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Each needle
indicates a suggested degree of difficulty.
 Least
difficult
 Most
difficult
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