| Volume XXXIV, Number 4 |
July 2006
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F E A T U R E S
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Shades of Blackwork
The author shares with us her Blackwork shading skills, a technique 25 years in the making.
By Carol Algie Higginbotham
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Stop And Shade The Roses
After Reading the story on Blackwork shading, try your hand at this fun flower.
By Carol Algie Higginbotha
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To Have A Heart, Parts 1 And 2
The author shares her heart with us in the form of tow outstanding heart-shaped ornaments. By Pat Mazu  |
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A bouquet of blackwork shading, page 10
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D E P A R T M E N T S
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Date Book
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President's Column
By Susan H. Davis &
Carol K. Korman
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Shay's Solutions
By Shay Pendray
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Trade Secrets
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Book Review
By Carolyn M. Humes |
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In Stitches
By Carole H. Lake |
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Legends of the Past
By Jill Becker |
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Product News
By Sandy Rodgers |
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In Focus
By Marion Scoular
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Guild News
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Chapter News
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Volunteer Staff
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Fun with Felines
Who wouldn’t want to get their paws on this purrfectly playful project? Design by Chottie Alderson, revised instructions by Pat Correz 
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When Canvas Coverage Seems Like Mission Impossible ...
Try these suggested solutions to cover your canvas. By Ann Strite-Kurz
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Kitty Tree, page 24
What’s new pussycat? Our feline-filled cover project, that’s what.
Legend for projects
Each needle indicates a suggested level of difficulty.
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