We all, in our own way, have many things to be thankful for in our lives. During our November Meeting, we were given the task of nominating and electing new TRSG Board Members. Many thanks are extended to those who have been serving on the TRSG Board, you have done a wonderful job. I would […]
Catherine Theron’s Travel-Sized Quaker Sewing Roll The members of TRSG have been very busy! As you may recall from earlier posts this year, we chose Catherine Theron’s Travel-Sized Quaker Sewing Roll as our 2014 Tudor Rose Sampler Guild Stitch-Along. Due to Ann W.’s very well organized stitching schedule and lovely incentive gifts from Marie Z,
Holy Smokes – We’ve Been Busy! Read More »
Here’s hoping everyone has had a wonderful summer spending time with family and friends, creating timeless memories visiting new places, and most of all, wasting time stitching. Its even better when you get to do all of this and more. Catherine Theron’s Travel-Sized Quaker Sewing Roll In early August, the members of Tudor Rose gathered
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Join us for our next meeting on Tuesday, June 3, 2014, at 7:00 p.m., when we will learn how to make a thread waxer using buttons and beeswax. Waxers were originally kept in sewing boxes to ‘wax’ linen thread so that the thread passed easily through fabric. Please bring two matching, shank buttons measuring no
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Spring is such a wonderful time of year, with all of the new baby animals in the fields and nature working to change its palette from ugly drab tones to vivid colors. Here in Texas, we are beginning to see trees covered in pastel blossoms and little green shoots emerging from the ground. But Old
Is it Spring Yet? Read More »
Well hello 2014 – oh my, where did January go? Your already passing us by and we are probably all wondering where you are going in such a hurry. Slow down a bit, we want time to stitch! For those of you who are just checking out the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild Blog for the
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