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Stitch magazine

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79 Reviews   •  English   •   Hobbies & Crafts (Sewing & Knitting)
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Stitch is the essential hands-on magazine for creative stitchers and brings you traditional embroidery techniques and a whole wealth of original contemporary ideas. From beginners to experienced embroiderers and textile artists - there’s truly something for everyone.


The full-colour magazine is stuffed full of how-to projects and articles from many of the world's leading embroidery tutors and designers. Get Stitch and get stitching to explore instructions and photo step-by-steps of traditional techniques like canvaswork, goldwork, crewelwork, stumpwork, blackwork and Hardanger that will be just as enlightening on your device as they are in print with a Stitch digital magazine subscription.


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Aug/Sept 2026 Welcome to your August/September issue, which we’re delighted to call your Floral Issue. This edition celebrates the beauty, colour and diversity of flowers through embroidery, exploring the endless inspiration they provide through their shapes, textures and tones. From delicate botanical details to bold and expressive designs, this issue brings together a variety of projects that showcase the many ways flowers can be interpreted through stitch. Joyce Wong’s stunning stumpwork echinacea captures the striking form of this flower with incredible detail and dimension, while Winnie Wen’s intricate thread painted rose celebrates the elegance and grace of one of nature’s most beloved blooms. We also had the pleasure of chatting with Winnie about her creative process, inspirations and the techniques behind her remarkable work. Further exploring our floral theme, Becky Dawes’ dazzling beaded daisy brooch adds a touch of summer sparkle, while Georgie Emery explores the charm of countryside wildflowers through her carefully curated collection. Elsewhere, Katherine Savage’s delicate three-dimensional cherry blossom demonstrates the artistry of sculptural embroidery, while Hellen Edwards pays tribute to the iconic Frida Kahlo with a bold and colourful free-motion piece inspired by her unmistakable style and love of florals. Our zodiac series also continues with Katy Horwood’s elegant Virgo piece, bringing the personality and symbolism of the sign to life. All of this, plus much more, awaits you! We hope it inspires you to discover new techniques, embrace the beauty of flowers and, above all, enjoy the creative journey along the way.


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Welcome to your August/September issue, which we’re
delighted to call your Floral Issue. This edition celebrates
the beauty, colour and diversity of flowers through embroidery, exploring the endless inspiration they provide through their shapes, textures and tones. From delicate botanical details to bold and expressive designs, this issue brings together a variety of projects that showcase the many ways flowers can be interpreted through stitch.

Joyce Wong’s stunning stumpwork echinacea captures the striking form of this flower with incredible detail and dimension, while Winnie Wen’s intricate thread painted rose celebrates the elegance and grace of one of nature’s most beloved blooms. We also had the pleasure of chatting with Winnie about her creative process, inspirations and the techniques behind her remarkable work.

Further exploring our floral theme, Becky Dawes’ dazzling beaded daisy brooch adds a touch of summer sparkle, while Georgie Emery explores the charm of countryside wildflowers
through her carefully curated collection.

Elsewhere, Katherine Savage’s delicate three-dimensional cherry blossom demonstrates the artistry of sculptural embroidery, while Hellen Edwards pays tribute to the iconic Frida Kahlo with a bold and colourful free-motion piece inspired by her unmistakable style and love of florals. Our zodiac series also continues with Katy Horwood’s elegant Virgo piece, bringing the personality and symbolism of the sign to life.

All of this, plus much more, awaits you! We hope it inspires you to discover new techniques, embrace the beauty of flowers and, above all, enjoy the creative journey along the way.
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The number one embroidery magazine drops once every two months, making Stitch magazine your bi-monthly dose of sewing chat. Its famous slogan: ‘Inspiring ideas with needle and thread’, tells you all you need to know about the magazine’s ability to spark ideas for your craft. 


Stitch has firmly established itself as the authority on everything sewing within the craft community. Whether you’re looking for how-to-do-it projects with clear instructions, in-depth features exploring traditional techniques and stitches or giving your work the ‘wow’ factor using innovative products, their mission is to take you on an exciting, creating textile journey.


Discover contemporary free-machine embroidery (worked with the foot off the machine and the feed teeth lowered) and mixed media projects combining stitching with all sorts of materials and techniques – papers, computer printing, slashing and burning (with a soldering iron or hot air tool) and metals (the inside of tomato puree tubes are golden and great to stitch into) – there are no limits to what you can achieve with your annual Stitch digital magazine subscription - download the latest edition to your device today to get Stitch-ing!

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  • How-to projects
  • Articles from many of the world's leading embroidery tutors and designers
  • Instructions and photo step-by-steps of traditional techniques like canvaswork, goldwork, crewelwork, stumpwork, blackwork and Hardanger 
  • Innovative products
  • Contemporary free-machine embroidery
  • Mixed media projects
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Great magazine

I used to buy this magazine regularly, but it is no longer stocked in local stores. Delighted to find that I can now buy it digitally as I enjoy reading inspiring ideas which are well photographed. Highly recommended. Reviewed 09 January 2021

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Enoying the variety of projects and techniques Reviewed 18 September 2020

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The UK version has different things than most American mags. Reviewed 20 May 2020

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Beautifully illustrated, clear instructions, great ideas. Love it! Reviewed 24 March 2020

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