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Wow. Yep wow. Full disclosure, Elizabeth, sent whipup a copy of Nuno Magazine. I had no idea what it was, so when I opened it and started flipping through it I was pleasantly surprised. I love the design, the projects and the overall feel. So many projects from one lady! Yep one lady. 150 pages including over 30 projects and lots of great projects like leather mushrooms, toilet paper tube puppets, woodland animal masks, pebble jewelry and more. Seriously. Was a great surprise in our whipup mail box. Thanks Elizabeth and good luck! Link to Nuno.

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the new issue of this fab mag - hip to hook – by Sarah London includes 2 patterns for festive crochet trivets.

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A new online textile magazine, hand eye magazine, with a wide variety of topics such as sustainability, traditions and history, and well as featuring artists and exhibitions and looking at materials and processes. Promises to be a fantastic read and resource. With articles such as ‘The old language of indigo‘ and inside indigo – looking at the processes and traditions of Indigo dyeing [If you want to indigo dying at home there is an indepth article here.]

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Happy Chaos – the story of Cape Town’s Mielie Studio – turning scraps from South Africa’s fashion and textile industries into hooked rugs and other homewares : African Velvets – looking at the tructure and improvisation of Central African Kuba cloth.

[thanks sknitter and ina]

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Interweave Names Kathleen Cubley Editor of KnittingDaily.com

Kathleen says:

I’m addicted to all things knitting, including magazines, books, and online magazines, patterns, and blogs. I’m so excited to become part of the online knitting world, taking over the reins so deftly handled by Sandi. I look forward to becoming a big part of your community, bringing you new techniques, projects, author introductions, tips and tricks, videos, knit-a-longs, insider’s info about new products—basically, a host of information to increase your confidence and enhance the joy of knitting.

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Subscribe and win

by kath_red on June 16, 2009

in Books

AMA issue 219

Digital Subscriptions to Art Monthly Australia only $60: From May 09, issue #219, Art Monthly Australia went online.
Enjoy the latest edition of AMA at your screen-convenience.
AMA’s digital edition is exactly the same as it appears in print, along with bonus search, hyperlink and print functions.
View subscription options and free trial issues of AMA. Its a fabulous magazine for those interested in Art.

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Subscribe & win

Subscribers to the digital edition will gain online access to over a year’s worth of back issues (starting from March 2007).

+Those who sign up before July 30, 2009, will be in the running to win our 21st anniversary commemorative print (priced at $1250) by celebrated Australian artist eX de Medici, appropriately titled It’s a Global World (2008). View online here.

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