Certainly on mainland UK, Piecework can be ordered for you by your local
newsagent. I have been getting it for a year this way, having found an issue
on
the shelves of a newsagent in a small Moray Firth village.
Patricia in Wales
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Lindy (& other UK, EU residents)
I now subscribe to Piecework and the price is very reasonable.
The first issue I subscribed to took ages to get to me, but now it arrives
as regular as clockwork!
It's easy to subscribe to via their webside (I can look that out if anyone
wants it) and the pric
I've just picked up the March/April issue of "Piecework" from my newsagent.
I haven't had time to read it but I have flipped through it from front to
back. The last page is a feature, called "Portrait". This month features
Tricia
Wilson Nguyen who is an embroiderer and owner of "Thistle Thre
Liz wrote:
Went to a local DIY store on Friday, and they had wind-up radio/torch packs
by the till labelled "Ideal Christmas present". I emailed them straight away
asking if they were left over for last year, which doesn't say much for
their popularity, or early for next year, in which case "Don
Please forgive my bragging, friends, but if you receive PieceWork
Magazine, you will see in the Anniversary issue, which has just come out
(mine arrived today), a lovely Bucks Point fan (a Springett pattern)
made by my Mum, Liz Ligeti, of Melbourne, Oz (who's on our list). It
was made for my 21st
