Published Works
- Textures in embroidery, 1977
- Patchwork: no.1, 1978
- Faces and Figures in Embroidery, 1979
- Patchwork: no.2, 1981
- Strip Patchwork, 1983
- Every Kind of Patchwork, 1984
- Flowers and Plants in Embroidery, 1987
- Weaving with ribbon, 1987
- Machine embroidery : stitch techniques, (co-authored by Pamela Watts) 1989
- Fabric painting for embroidery, 1990
- Bead Embroidery (co-authored by Pamela Watts), 1993
- Starting to Stitch Creatively, 1994
- Goldwork, (co-authored by Jane Lemon and Kit Pyman) 1995
- Textile Artistry, 1996
- Machine Embroidery, 1997
- Machine Embroidery: Stitched Patterns, 1997
- Beaded tassels, braids & fringes, 1999
- Layers of Stitch, 2001
- Celtic Embroidery, 2002
- Celtic Inspirations for Machine Embroiderers (co-authored by Maggie Grey), 2003
- Edges And Finishes In Machine Embroidery, 2004
- Stitch, Dissolve, Distort with Machine Embroidery, (completed by Maggie Grey after Campbell-Harding's death), 2007
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