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Love Embroidery , 9 Apr 2026

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Love Embroidery is a British monthly magazine focused on embroidery, stitching techniques and creative textile crafts. First published in 2020, it offers inspiring projects, practical guidance and creative ideas for embroidery enthusiasts of all skill levels, from beginners learning basic stitches to experienced makers exploring advanced techniques. The magazine is known for its contemporary approach to embroidery, featuring stylish patterns, decorative projects and step-by-step tutorials designed to make crafting accessible and enjoyable. It also includes expert tips on materials, tools and stitching methods, helping readers build confidence and develop their creative skills. Interviews with designers and textile artists provide inspiration and insight into modern embroidery trends, while features on home décor, gifts and wearable projects encourage readers to apply their creativity in different ways. Love Embroidery combines approachable instruction with imaginative design, creating an engaging resource for anyone passionate about needlecraft. Available on PressReader, Love Embroidery magazine delivers creative inspiration, practical techniques and beautifully designed projects for embroidery lovers.

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ArticleFRESH IDEAS WITH THREAD

Gather your bright­est skeins and get ready to be whisked away to the col­our­ful flower fields of the Neth­er­lands as you stitch Rachael Dob­bins’ stun­ning land­scape hoop on p24, fea­tur­ing waves of vibrant tulips, a trusty wind­mill, stun­ning...

FRESH IDEAS WITH THREAD

ArticleEmbroid­ery is for every­one

At Love Embroid­ery, we want inclus­iv­ity to be at the heart of what we do. We’re com­mit­ted to cre­at­ing con­tent that reflects and cel­eb­rates the diversity of the stitch­ing com­munity. Embroid­ery is for every­one, regard­less of eth­ni­city,...

Embroid­ery is for every­one

ArticleABSTRACT HOOP

Com­bine rov­ing wool, thread, and beads to sew Shikira Alleyne’s highly tex­tured art­work MATERIALS Linen fab­ric: 25x52cm, tur­quoise Stran­ded cot­ton: 1 skein each of teal, dark green, coral, bright yel­low, metal­lic gold Embroid­ery hoop:...

ABSTRACT HOOP

ArticleYOUR GIFT

Mas­ter thread paint­ing with Megan Zaniewski’s strik­ing animal-themed pat­terns

YOUR GIFT

ArticleNOTEBOOKS

Rachel Hazell show you how to craft and bind your own pages to cre­ate unique jot­ters MATERIALS Copy paper, 80/100gsm: A4 x5 Thick water­col­our paper, 160gsm min­imum: 15x37cm x3, 38x55cm x1 Water­col­our ink or paint: blue, yel­low and...

NOTEBOOKS

ArticleSKILLS WORKSHOP

Try Raised Cup Stitch with Jenny Billing­ham, then use it to work two tact­ile berry motifs This issue, we’re shin­ing a spot­light on a stitch you may be less famil­iar with, the Raised Cup Stitch. Known for its deli­cious three-dimen­sional...

SKILLS WORKSHOP

ArticleUNICORN DECORATION

Use felt, thread, and twink­ling beads to bring Chloe Red­fern’s magical orna­ment to life MATERIALS Felt sheet: white, pale pink, pale blue, pale corn­flower blue Stran­ded cot­ton: 1 skein each of white, pale pink, pale blue Pearl cot­ton no8:...

UNICORN DECORATION

ArticleRAINBOW HOOP

Bright blooms, uplift­ing text and fun stitches com­bine in Niahm Wimperis’ tact­ile design MATERIALS Cot­ton fab­ric: 25x25cm, peach, white Stran­ded cot­ton: 1 skein each of blue, green, dark green, light green, purple, pink, dark pink, light...

RAINBOW HOOP

ArticleBOHO HOOPS

Cre­ate an ever­last­ing dis­play of flowers with Louisa Bur­ton­shaw’s two chic vase designs MATERIALS Cot­ton fab­ric: 15x15cm, warm cream, green; 5x5cm, peach, lilac Stran­ded cot­ton: 1 skein each of light green, lilac, orange, white Embroid­ery...

BOHO HOOPS