Welcome back to the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild blog page! Our March program was presented by our President, Laurie B and she shared her beautiful Tudor Rose Needle Book. We heard about her journey and the inspiration that led her to want to design this for us. The picot edging is stunning. Laurie has generously […]
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Welcome back to the Tudor Rose Sampler Guilds blog page! At this months meeting, we had a lecture Cynthia Steinhoff on the topic of ‘Cindy’s Pandemic Sampler Discoveries’. Through the 2+ years of the Covid pandemic many wonderful samplers entered the marketplace. Cindy discussed additions she made to her collection during this time and the steps that
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At the January Tudor Rose Sampler Guild meeting, members shared their our MAGIC (My Annual Good Intentions Contract) accomplishments. As in previous years, members go through their UFOs and submit MAGIC lists of projects they would like to complete. At the beginning of the year,, we are always amazed at the beauty of the projects
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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
The monthly virtual meeting of the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild was held on Tuesday, May 4th (and for all you Star Wars fans – “May the Force be with you!” One of our guild members, Carrie N, gave a very in depth presentation on different whitework embroidery techniques which included freestyle, counted thread, pulled/drawn thread
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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