Hi everyone! My name is Adam. I am doing the blog this year. I hope ya’ll enjoy it! I am a 20 year old from Burleson, Texas, I have been stitching 5 years, and I have been in the guild 5 years. The guild is what sparked my interest in stitching, so thank you all! […]
December was our annual potluck holiday party and ornament exchange. It is always so fun and I love seeing the ornaments that everyone stitches for the exchange. Our potluck feast And of course, the desserts! Digging into the feast! Getting seated for our ornament exchange Saying thank you to our outgoing president, Shelly. We presented
November brought not only our program on how to finish our annual ornament, but also the celebration of several of our members’ winning pieces at the State Fair of Texas. Entering your pieces at the Fair not only allows you to be acknowledged for your wonderful work but also to continue to share our love
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And somehow…it’s October. Our program at October’s meeting was the presentation of our annual ornament. This one was designed by Sherri H. and is absolutely beautiful. Members got their kits and were able to get started on stitching their ornaments. Thankfully Codi was back to take photos, so there actually are some (since clearly I
This past weekend, Paulette Stewart of Plum Street Samplers came to teach a workshop to the guild. This is the second time we have hosted Paulette and she again designed a piece specifically for the guild. We had the workshop at the Dallas Zoo and Paulette designed a zoo-themed piece for us. This is Adam
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In September, our program was this embroidered stocking that Mendie taught. Sadly, for Show & Tell, the person (me) who was supposed to be taking photos for Codi completely forgot. So, I only have a few photos of pieces that were shared and taken after the fact. Robert stitched the model for this reproduction sampler
