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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 37, 12 August 1930, Page 14

ir~" : r "I ! ;.: ••■ ■ :■• ' ■-• | The D-I-C announce f the Special Engagement lOf V , .; ••• I MISS |SUTHERLAND I . (OF GLASGOW) t (Holder of International Diploma in the | World's Professional Needlework Ex- % hibition, also First Prize Winner in 1 the National Highland Needlework $ Exhibition)/ \ as Demonstrator f in the Art Needlework I Department | We are fortunate in securing the services off such y> an expert needlewoman as Miss Sutherland. § Not only does she hold the International Diploma •^ in the World's Professional Needlework Exhibi--3 tion which was held at the Kensington School £ of Needlework, but she is also First Prize Winner h in the National Highland Needlework Exhibition. ' % ■"".. ' . ;• . '■'•-:■'.:■ "■•',' ■■. ■ ' ft Miss Sutherland will demonstrate- all the latest \ needlework, will suggest appropriate colour \ schemes and will commence any piece of work £ purchased in the Department.; P Some Exquisite Samples of Miss I Sutherland's own Work are now I on display |? All the latest ideas in Needlework are to be Si found in this Department. , . % «| Italian and Persian Stitchery, Hungarian Ems broidery, and French Lawn Applique of which £ we make further mention below. I !j Illustrated aKove is an exquisite specimen of a £' series of i French Lawn Applique I AFTERNOON I TEA CLOTHS c —the daintiest imaginable—which have § just come to hand. These are in delicate !| shades of Blue, Pink, Mauve, Grey, etc., to be I appliqued in contrasting colours—utterly fasa cinating to lovers of artistic things. 5 When you see them here in the Art, Department \ you will remark—"Why ever didn't you show h me these before?" Whereupon we will remind - IBS ?hat they have only just come to hand. j The ! Greater D-I-C I! : :