Embroidery Magazine Sept/Oct 2026

We are delighted to be stocking Embroidery Magazine. This gorgeous magazine is published six times a year and is packed full of in-depth artist profiles, artist’s essays and reviews.

As we head into autumn it’s time to turn over a new leaf with cover artist Jess Littlewood whose giant cabbage sculpture caused a stir at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. And, it wouldn’t be the autumn issue without a preview of the Knit + Stitch show with details of this year’s textile galleries. 

You’ll also get to peek inside Claire Wellesley-Smith’s sewing room, while Cas Holmes finds much to identify with in Claire’s new book Reflective Stitch. 

A feature in praise of Diana Springall on the award of her MBE and all she has done for the embroidery world makes interesting reading.

Elsewhere, we meet Nina Shope whose work is included in the Frida Kahlo exhibition at the Tate; artist-repairer Anita Johnson, for whom objects have life; and young graduate of

Chelsea College of Arts, UAL, Mia Zeferino-Birchall, who treats computer code like craft.

Deniz Kurdak explains how the blue and white china of her Turkish homeland provides a wealth of inspiration for her stunning works.

And, of course, we feature the Bayeux Tapestry and how it has inspired collaborative works and individual artists.

Meet the Group focuses on Ribble Creative Stitchers, who are rooted in Lancashire.

There’s plenty more to read. Have you heard of ‘Granny Graffiti’? What’s the latest news and what exhibitions should you plan to visit? And how does embroidery feature in bookbinding? Finally, we bring you another Take 5 books feature.