What's in the current issue of Embroidery, January/February 2009...

Teresa Whitfield

Ann Bibby

Michelle Loughlin

First Person
Teresa Whitfield brings archived lace to life in intricate pen and ink studies

Law and Order
Ann Bibby finds a synergy between working as a lawyer and a designer
Susie Johns

Home Sweet Home
Michelle Loughlin puts a new spin on urban regeneration via her embroidery
Jessica Hemmings

Raymond Honeyman

Paulina Ortiz

George Smart

Prints Charming
Meet Raymond Honeyman – one of our most talented needlepoint designers
Mary Schoeser

The Ties that Bind
Costa Rican Paulina Ortiz weaves a web of intriguing connections in thread
Jessica Hemmings

Compton Verney
Folk Art lies at the heart of this small but perfectly formed textile collection
June Hill

Carole Grace

Charlotte Hodge Thomas

Figuratively Speaking
Carole Grace’s ethereal figurines belie the
true substance of their nature
Deena Beverley

Charlotte's Vision
Inside the Embroiderers' Guild Museum
Collections with Curator Lynn Szygenda