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On the Cover:
Beaded Fringes
by Karen Tenney
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For
Starters: Start with Silk for an Evening Scarf
by Karen Tenney with Madelyn van der Hoogt
Dressing Up with Beads
by Karen Tenney
A Fancy Fringe
by DeeDee Woodbury
Beading with Danish Medallions
by Christina Hammel
Beyond Basic Black: A Gallery
by Candiss Cole, Dorothy Cross, Darlene Danko, Deborah Hird
Newell, Myra Pierce Rees, Sarah Saulson, Virginia West
Evening Star Jacket
by Sara Nordling
Satin and Tencel for a Shimmering Scarf
by Patricia Townsend
Inspired by the Bauhaus: Silk Scarf
in False Damask
by Sigrid Piroch
Less Is More: Understated Elegance in
a Scarf
by Barbara Walker
Now We Are Eight Dressy Pillows in Chenille
by Sarah Saulson
A Versatile Vest and Bag and a Versatile
Beaded Embellishment
by Anita Luvera Mayer
Weekend Weaver: Dorset Crosswheel Buttons
by Anne Dixon
Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast Fashions
for Fall/Winter ’04–’05
by Daryl Lancaster
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Fabric
Forecast for Fall/Winter 2004 featured on pages 76-79
of the March/April issue
Evening Star Blouse
by
Sara Nordling
Glitzy fancy twill blouse fabric on four,
eight, and sixteen shafts to go with Sara's Evening Star Jacket
on page 48-50 of the March/April 2004 issue.
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