The Embroideress (magazine)

[1]: 16  Collections of articles from spans of issues ("parts") were also published, edited by Mrs. J. D. Rolleston.

[2] The Embroideress published articles by a new generation of embroidery teachers who were leading the way in adding modernity and personal creativity in stitching.

[4] : 2  The noted author of embroidery books Louisa Pesel was a contributor to the magazine.

"[1]: 98  Margaret Foster, who originated Wessex stitchery, had an article in The Embroideress issue number 50, 1934, in which she provided instructions for this technique.

[1]: 62  The noted needlewoman Ann Macbeth also had articles published in the magazine.