At the April 2022 Tudor Rose Sampler Guild meeting, one of our members, Robert Harris walked us through his needlework journey starting back in the early 80s to the present. Below is a picture of Robert with two models that he has stitched for Hands Across the Sea Samplers. At our May meeting several members […]
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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
Our guest speaker at the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild in August was Theresa Venette, the designer behind Shakespeare’s Peddler (also known as Kitten Stitcher on Floss Tube). Theresa discussed with us her experience with purchasing antique samplers. Theresa has purchased and reproduced many beautiful samplers and shared her extensive knowledge with the guild membership. This
Hello all! Wow, my huge apologies. The last time I posted to the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild Blog, I shared the details of our holiday party and then we held our January meeting at the beginning of 2017. After that I disappeared like a rabbit in a magician’s hat, or to be more exact, my
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It’s starting to look and feel like Fall! The weather has been absolutely beautiful. With the lovely change in temperatures comes the return of students to school and the ramp up in busy schedules. I hope you all are finding some time to stitch. Members have been very busy over the past two months and
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We had such a lovely beginning to summer in North Central Texas. Usually by June, we are already getting close to what resembles mid-August temperatures for the rest of the United States. However, this year, we received the wonderful blessing of lower temperatures and blissful rain showers (we need every drop too). For my part,
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