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New In – Embroidery The Textile Art Magazine

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Embroidery Magazine SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER issue is out now! Back Issues are also available. 

Note from the Editor -

Embroidery magazine’s autumn issue is packed full of inspiring artists, events and exhibitions. The season brings the feeling of a fresh start and we have plenty to motivate you as we look at one of the key highlights in the textile art calendar, the @‌knitandstitchshows, picking up on the work of Chilean artist Carmen Mardonez @‌desbordado and stalwart of the stitch scene, @‌lynnsetterington.

We take a look at sustainable stories too, including an artist who has recycled waste to create a spectacular and fearsome creature for Fortnum & Mason’s @‌fortnums autumn window display; plus we look beyond The Nettle Dress film, two years on.

Artists featured include the hugely talented @‌katyrundle, our cover star; Liz Padgham-Major We also discover this year’s talented @‌royalneedlework graduates and look forward to the British Textile Biennial.

There’s so much more, with everything from community stories to historic works, and book and exhibition reviews – it’s too good to miss!

 

 

 

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Embroidery Magazine SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER issue is out now! Back Issues are also available. 

Note from the Editor –

Embroidery magazine’s autumn issue is packed full of inspiring artists, events and exhibitions. The season brings the feeling of a fresh start and we have plenty to motivate you as we look at one of the key highlights in the textile art calendar, the @‌knitandstitchshows, picking up on the work of Chilean artist Carmen Mardonez @‌desbordado and stalwart of the stitch scene, @‌lynnsetterington.

We take a look at sustainable stories too, including an artist who has recycled waste to create a spectacular and fearsome creature for Fortnum & Mason’s @‌fortnums autumn window display; plus we look beyond The Nettle Dress film, two years on.

Artists featured include the hugely talented @‌katyrundle, our cover star; Liz Padgham-Major We also discover this year’s talented @‌royalneedlework graduates and look forward to the British Textile Biennial.

There’s so much more, with everything from community stories to historic works, and book and exhibition reviews – it’s too good to miss!

 

 

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Weight .250 kg
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September/October 2023, November/December 2023, January/February 2024, March/April 2024, May/June 2024, July/August 2024, September/October 2024, November/December 2024, January/February 2025, March/April 2025, May/June 2025, July/August 2025, September/October 2025