Needle Pointers
Volume XXXVII, Number 4

July 2009

F E A T U R E S
 
10

A World of Design Ideas
Look around you. No, really - look. Nearly everything you see can serve as inspiration for a creative needlepoint piece all your own.
by Barbara Ewbank

16 Xanadu
The journey may be long, but the destination is worth it.
Jim Wurth
26 Tic Tac Tiles
There are no wrong moves with this piece. And everyone's a winner!
by Sue Reed


A World of Design Ideas, page 10

 
D E P A R T M E N T S
 
  4 Date Book
 
  4 President's Column
By Barbara A. Richardson
  5 Stitching Solutions
By Mary K. Campbell
  7 Trade Secrets
7 Book Review
By Carolyn M. Humes
7 In Stitches
By Terry Dryden
8 Product News
By Sandy Rodgers
  35 Guild News
  38 Chapter News
  39 Volunteer Staff
 
Tic Tac Tiles, page 26

Tic Tac Tiles by Sue Reed is featured on this issue's cover.

Legend for projects

Each needle indicates a suggested degree of difficulty.
Least difficult
Most difficult

 
 
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