Needle Pointers
Volume XXXV, Number 2

March 2007                    
F E A T U R E S
 
10 Judging 101
An explanation of how the points break down at ANG's annual Seminar Exhibit.  
By Mary K. Campbell
14 Cedar Fever
You won't mind a mild case once you get your hands on this towering cedar tree.
By Barbara Mayo Grass
18 Spring Orchid
This exotic bloom will brighten your day, be it on a tote bag or wherever you choose to display it .
By Barbara Elmore


A sparkly holiday hanging, page 28.
 
D E P A R T M E N T S
 
  4 Date Book
 
  4 President's Column
By Carol K. Korman
  5 Stitching Solutions
By Shay Pendray
  7 Trade Secrets
7 Book Review
By Carolyn M. Humes
7 In Stitches
By Carole H. Lake
8 Legends of the Past
By Jill Becker
8 Product News
By Sandy Rodgers
9 In Focus
By Pamela Harding
  21 Slate of Nominees and Ballot for 2007 Election
 
  34 Guild News
  38 Chapter News
  39 Volunteer Staff
 
23 Stitchin' Gumbo
A tote bag as tasty as the myriad threads and canvases it carries.
By Pat Rusch
28 Let it Shine
The perfect ornament for a very beaded Christmas .
By Christine Hampshire
A new leaf, page 14.
Branch out with this terrific tree set amid a lush, lakeside landscape .
 
 
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