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Magazines offer an excellent medium with which you can add to or improve your sewing skills. Listed below are a few of our most popular magazines that will amaze, inspire and stimulate your creativity and enhance your sewing experience!
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Creative Machine Embroidery November/December 2009.
Creative Machine Embroidery magazine shows home sewers how to make the most of their embroidery machine! Each issue of CME features beautifully embellished garments, unique home décor projects, and a wealth of tips and techniques for working with machine embroidery. |
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The Quilter Magazine November 2009.
The Quilter® Magazine offers quilters and needlecrafters a wide variety of projects ranging from small and easy quilts to full-size traditional and contemporary designs. With regular teaching features written by some of the foremost experts in the field, each issue actively inspires readers to try new products and apply new techniques to their projects. |
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The Quilter Magazine Quilting for Christmas.
It's hard to believe that another year has come and gone since we put together our last holiday issue. Where does the time go? It's always fun to unpack the boxes of Christmas quilts as they arrive from our favorite designers. Slowly our offices are turned into colorful havens filled with seasonal projects! Whether you need something quick to stitch for a gift, or something more challenging to occupy those cold winter nights, you'll find it right here. |
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Designs in Machine Embroidery November/December 2009.
Each issue of Designs in Machine Embroidery has inspiring projects, resource guides, and embroidery techniques & money saving tips from industry experts including Eileen Roche, Nancy Zieman, and Deborah Jones. There are also free embroidery designs with every issue. |
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Sew Beautiful Issue No. 127, 2009.
Now in its 23rd year, Sew Beautiful continues to present an interesting collage of sewing ideas of particular interest to smocking and heirlooms sewing enthusiasts. It also presents a potpourri of ideas involving other needle arts such as duplicate stitch, silk ribbon embroideries and applique. Patterns, smocking plates and directions are always included in each issue. |
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Threads January 2010.
Threads is the consummate sewing magazine for people who love to sew and wish to have the latest information on both simple and complex techniques. Their ideas are always very creative and skillfully written by experts covering a range of topics from quilting in ready to wear through tailoring. The clean and detailed directions will certainly reduce your fears in conquering new techniques. The question and answer section plus resource section are always enjoyable. This is truly the publication for the serious sewer! |
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Australian Smocking & Embroidery: Issue No. 89, 2009.
"Perfection" is the hallmark of the Smocking and Embroidery magazine from Australia. Each project is thoroughly explored through its presentation of perfect photographed children, very precise text, plus graph and color analysis. Each project is lavish in technique detail and will be an heirloom piece for that special child to wear now and treasure in the future. This is always a "keepsake" magazine to add to your smocking library. |
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Quilting Arts Gifts Magazine, Holiday 2009-2010.
Chock full of fabulous projects to make for the holiday season, including home décor, decorations, and gifts designed and created by some of thje world's best art quilters. |
