February / March 1989
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Reinventing the Sampler
by Elly Smith - One Way to Do Counted-thread Embroidery
by Elly Smith - Coming to Grips with the Slide Fastener(zippers)
by Kathy Sandmann - Knit Landscapes from Leftovers
by Carol LaBranche - Unraveling Luxury from a Humble Cocoon(silk)
by Karen Selk - Crocheted Buttonholes(type chart)
by Mary McGoveran - Getting into Leather
by Arlene Handschuch - The Colorful Oasis: Beduins ground loom
by Joy May Hilden - What Is This Thing Called Pleater?(cover)
by Sarah Douglas - Designer Raglans
by B. Borssuck - Toward Smaller Quilting Stitches
by Ami Simms - A Dressmaker Extraordinaire: Madeleine Vionnet
by Betty Kirke - Back Cover:
A Little Bit of Whimsy
by Judy Keen
- DEPARTMENTS
- Letters
- TIPS:
Tricot lamé in reverse applique
by Merry Bean
Ballpoint stitch remover
by Carol MacPhail
Salvaging damaged knits
by Dianne Boate
Dyeing related shades
by Leslie English
Avoiding the dog leg in circular knitting
by Shelagh Smith
Skirt slits that won't rip
by Lee Pecora
Trimming Sleeve and armhole seams
by Jan Jasper
Sewing-machine pin cushion
by Mary Applegate
Even guage with color knitting
by Betsy Carpenter
Darning Denim
by Marie Dorok - QUESTIONS:
Q: Knitting for a living
A: Judith Greer - NOTES:
Craft Center in the Pacific
by Estelle Akamine
Sad news for Aardvark fans
by Robbie Fanning
Paint and fabric
by Patricia Malarcher
MidAtlantic fiber conference
by Carol Hillestad
Artists wealthier by the dozen
by Wendy Haskett
Classes on couture
by Amy Yanagi - Calendar
- Books
- HEIRLOOMS:
Mixed feelings about fashion
by Jan Jasper - Supplies
c. 1989
90 pages - good condition
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