The Stitchery, Stitcher's World, 1995-2004, choose one, choose many issues

Description: Back issues of The Stitchery Magazine aka Stitcher's World from 1995 to 2004. Published bi-monthly by the StitchWorld, Inc. The first issue published of this magazine was November 1995.Some time between November 1998 and March 2000, this magazine changed its name. The publisher, editor, and staff is the same.Lots of articles on how to, projects, history, book reviews, and much more. Before you pay, request a total so that I can send you an invoice to adjust the postage correctly. If you end up overpaying for postage, I will send you a refund. Here's your chance to fill in your missing issues. Find them here. Or mix and match from 1995 through 2004. This is a list of the contents and photos from two issues just to give you an idea of the variety of articles and projects in each magazine. The Stitchery Magazine, Premiere Collector's Edition, November 1995, 68 pages, editor Kim D. Carvell1. Editor's letter - in every issue2. Article about needlepoint designer, Elizabeth Bradley writer unnamed3. Small needlepoint design of flowers in planter designed by Elizabeth Bradley4. 3 cross stitch seed pack patterns designer unnamed5. Article about cross stitch teacher Ginnie Thompson by Kim Carvell6. Calligraphy with a needle designed by Elizabeth Lucas7. Frantic, humorous column about organizing your projects by Fran Ortmeyer - recurring column8. Article about artist Larry Stephenson, introducing Mr. Sunflower, by Kim Carvell9. Tea Party cross stitch pattern adapted from Larry Stephenson, five teacups with upper and lower borders10. Sunflower apron cross stitch pattern, designer unnamed11. Sunflower mug cross stitch pattern, designer unnamed12. Article - Celebrating 25 Years of Americana from Charles Wysocki, writer unnamed13. Stitches that Count, Stitching on Clothing with Linen (with directions) by Pat Carson - recurring column14. Vintage Vines, cross stitch bellpull designs of grapes, leaves, and stems, designer unnamed15. Tasseled Treasures, Make Your Own Tassels, directions, writer unnamed16. Step-by-Step cross stitch instructions17. Tattered & True, cross stitch designs of 2 bears, designed by Vivian Boswell18. 'Til the Cows Come Home, humorous cross stitch design of cow, designer unnamed19. Needlepoint Pro column by LeAnn Bemis, Must-have Tools of the Trade, recurring column20. Classifieds, Catalog items, and Ads - in every issue Stitcher's World, July 2004, 68 pages, editor Jules Bekker1. Editor's letter - in every issue2. Reader letters - in every issue3. Rowandean Embroidery, how one woman's birthplace became synonymous with beautiful embroidery, article about Katrina Witten by Michelle Howard4. Cumberhills, crewel pattern from Rowandean of field with fence and path and flowers5. Victorian Garden, 6th and final panel of Victorian Garden Rug series for needlepoint or cross stitch, designed Sharon S. Pope6. Whales and Sails, cross stitch sampler of ocean with whale and sailboats and beach, houses, hills, landscapes, and sky with whale border, designed by Polly Carbonari7. Cross stitch Band Sampler of alphabets and flowers and geometrics, designed by Joanne Stellig and Suzanne Bullman8. Circles of Beauty, 2 small cross stitch patterns of flowers with initial for tops of circular bowls, designed by Cathi Bussi9. Puma, cross stitch pattern designed by Jayne Netley Mayhew with bio article writer unnamed10. Daisy Pillow, needlepoint or cross stitch pattern designed by Anette Ericksson11. Celtic Wedding Ensemble, cross stitch design with rope and tassel, designed by Sandra Paradise 13. Shop Finder - list of US shops by state - in every issue14. Guide to new products, events, and more - in every issue15. Heart Sachet, stitches that count, designed by Linda Palmer16. Blackbirds & Sunflowers, cross stitch design of birds, flowers, birdhouse, and hearts, designed by Polly Carbonari17. Honeycomb Pillow, needlepoint pattern designed by Nini Fuller18. Wee Welcome, cross stitch birth announcement designed by Shilpa Gore19. Frantics by Fran Ortmeyer, Felting - in every issue20. Classifieds, Catalog items, and Ads - in every issue Choose as many of the magazines as you wish. Buy multiple issues and get a discount. Please try to buy multiple issues on one order. Proceeds to the Textile Center, textilecentermn.org. Thank you for looking at my other items and magazine listings.New items are posted most Thursday evenings.

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