We had an excellent program for the APRIL Tudor Rose Sampler Guild meeting. Lynne Anderson, Director of the Sampler Archive Project, gave a lecture instructing about Mexican samplers. The lecture was titled, ‘”Dechados”, Mexican Samplers across Time and Space.’ We saw a fabulous array of beautiful Mexican samplers and learned what makes them unique and […]
A Lesson on Mexican Samplers in April Read More »
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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At the April virtual meeting of the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild, Laurie B conducted a fantastic program on making a scissor fob based on last months discussion of Bristol School samplers. All of us are now looking forward to making our own scissor fobs.. Make sure to come back next month to see our creations!
Spring has Sprung! Read More »
Exciting things are happening in the world of needlework! It seems over the last ten years or so, we have lost important publications such as Sampler & Antique Needlework Quarterly and Fine Lines, just to name a few. For stitchers interested in antique needlework and reproduction samplers, it’s getting harder and harder to find publications
Dog Days of Summer Read More »
The bees are buzzing, the birds are chirping and the flowers are popping. The fields are green and hay has even been cut once here in Texas. The baby calves and goats are frolicking across the fields without a care in the world. It is so wonderful watching the world renew itself. Before we know
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