Inspirations - Embroidery Magazine from Australia, Issue #127, DELICIOUS STITCHES

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Inspirations issue #127, year of publishing: 2025.

In this issue Inspirations Studios introduce the first in a series of three goldwork knot gardens by Tania Cohen, each featuring a different metal thread colour.

We also present a beautiful project showcasing Aemilia Ars, a style of Italian needlelace, for the first time, with a delicate design surrounding a linen square by Di Kirchner.

You will also find projects utilising crewel embroidery, blackwork, stumpwork, silk ribbon and threadpainting, as well as a cute little box with surface embroidery.

The Projects are:

The Moth

by Di van Niekerk

Stumpwork and silk ribbon add lively dimension to a botanical print.

Spotted Wood Kingfisher

by Renette Kumm

Threadpainted study depicting the unique plumage of this forest bird.

Just Resting

by Susan Casson

You can almost hear the fairy wrens sing in this stumpwork scene worked over a painted background.

Honeycrisp Apple

by Christine Burton

Three-dimensional pincushion with a colourful and contemporary approach to blackwork.

Gardening with Gold

by Tania Cohen

Exquisite panel showcasing goldwork techniques, the first of a series of three parterre designs.

Easter Surprise

by Ana Mallah

Pretty flowers adorn each side of this delightful gift box.

Daffodowndilly

by Brenda Sortwell

Abundant wreath of spring flowers in crewel embroidery.

Aemilia Ars

by Di Kirchner

Elegant edging for a linen square utilising an Italian needlelace technique.

 This magazine also include 3 interesting articles

Dimensions: 9'x 11 3/4", 98 pages+ a liftout pattern sheet with full size templates.

All the techniques are presented in step-by step fashion with detailed descriptions of materials, how-tos, and all the steps, accompanied by close-up highest quality pictures. See examples on photos. Also, a liftout pattern sheet with full scale templates is included.

This magazine is a wonderful exercise in embroidery excellence! Have it and enjoy stitching! It is particularly excellent for those trying new techniques to expand their skills in embroidery.