by Lewis F. Day with Mary Buckle (1977)
At the turn of the 20th century, machine embroidery began to overtake hand work. Lewis F. Day and Mary Buckle look back on embroidery in history, not always flattering, and talk about the relationship between the embroiderer and the designer.
Vanessa Mooncie
"No animals will be harmed in creating these magnificent trophies! With these delightful fabric animal head projects you can have all the impact of these beautiful beasts without any fur flying. The 15 stunning projects include a ravishing rabbit, a marvelous moose, a fabulous fox and an elegant elephant."--Publisher.
Cath Senker
Discusses the key themes, signs, and symbols of Christianity using lively stories, folktales, songs, poems, recipes and activities.
curators, Avril Quaill and Susan Jenkins
Collaboration between the Festival of the Dreaming and Studio One National Print Workshop; includes works by thirteen Indigenous artists; information about the artist and their print.
written and
Bea Garcia is looking for a new best friend, and she almost has one the smartest girl in school, Judith Einstein. So when Einstein asks Bea to be her partner in the upcoming school geography contest, Bea is thrilled ... at first. Schoolwork comes so easily to Einstein that Bea thinks the secret might be Einstein's special pencil. But when Bea takes Einstein's pencil home, it's not quite what she expected.