Our May TRSG program was with Katie Strachan who gave a talk on varying levels of relief in surface embroidery. The picture above shows one of three embroidered boxes worked in techniques from low to high relief to illustrate the various effects you can get. They were absolutely breathtaking. There was even a Tudor Rose […]
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Happy New Year from the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild! May the new year bring you peace, joy, prosperity and plenty of time with linen, needle, and thread! The needles of the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild members were very busy in December finishing up those projects that needed to be completed by the end of the
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“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.”— Edith Sitwell In December, the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild host our annual ornament exchange. It is a time that we get to share a
There was a lot of excitement at the February 2021 virtual monthly meeting of the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild. One of our members gave a presentation on the Bacton Altar Cloth: The Lost Dress of Elizabeth I. Dianne S. was very fortunate to see the exhibit at the Hampton Court Palace before it closed in
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We have really hit that lovely time of year in Texas in that we don’t need the air conditioner 24/7 and we can actually sit outside, stitch, read and enjoy the mild temperatures. Mind you, we aren’t complaining about our summer one bit though. It was very mild compared to some we have had in
