1979

Lady Mack by Carlene Harwick, 2013. Inspired by the work of Charles Rennie MacIntosh.

• Bobbie McIntosh – Clothing Embellishment
• Betsy Robb – Islamic Patterning as a Design Source
• Dorothy Von Voorhis – A Study of Ancient Brumese Textiles

1980

• Chottie Alderson – The History of Needlework

1981

• Carole Rothstein – Judaic Sabboth Fiberart
• Gayle Bicknell – Thread Thoughts: In Depth Study of Fibers and Synthetic Materials
• Ita Aber – Judaic Embroideries

1982

• Fay Andrews – The Needlelaces: Their History, and How They Are Made
• Dolores Andrew – Italian Ethnic Embroideries: History of Nativity Legends
• Cyndi Parker – Chinese Dragon Robes
• Gene Wright – Romance of the Paisley

1984

• Peg Laflam – Turkoman Rugs
• Mary MacMenamin – Needleworked Symbols of Ching Dynasty Costumes

1985

• Martha Shevett – Study of the Combination of Embroidery with Painting

1988

• Betty Bunker – Ecclesiastical Embroidery

1992

• Deanna Funk – Prairie Linens and Frank Lloyd Wright

1994

• Priscilla Brant – William Morris

1996

• Beth Mildon Meree – West Town School Embroideries

1997

• Lizbeth Napier – Stumpwork

2002

• Gail Sirna – In Praise of the Needlewoman: The Iconography of the Embroiderer in Western Art 1500 – Present

2009

• Joan Thomasson – Ecclesiastical Embroidery in America

2013

• Carlene Harwick – Charles Rennie Mackintosh

2018

• Inez Giles – Slovak Embroidery: Traditions and Techniques