At the January 2021 monthly virtual meeting of the Tudor Rose Sampler guild, we had a lot of show and tell! Our members have been keeping their hands very busy during the pandemic. It is great that we all have a hobby that can help us to reduce our stress and ease our minds during […]
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The State Fair was a bit different this year due to Covid. And although we couldn’t go see them in person, entries were still accepted and we had several members’ pieces place in the Fiber Arts division of the Texas State Fair for 2020.
September is here! This month, our program was the presentation of our annual holiday ornament. This year’s ornament was designed by Cyndi S. and is called “A Corona Holiday”. Cyndi took her inspiration from the Corona beer holiday commercials you’re probably all familiar with. Little did Cyndi know when she designed and named the ornament
In May, members received a special surprise in the mail and during the May meeting were allowed to open them. As part of our 20th Anniversary celebration, Linda Stolz of Erica Michaels gifted the guild members with the pattern for the beautiful Tudor Rose strawberry in the above photo, Nancy’s Tudor Rose Berry. The motif
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!
After a break in July, we resumed our regular monthly meetings in August. Instead of a structured program, we instead had our stash sale. Members were encouraged to bring those items (fabric, threads, charts) that they are no longer feeling the love for as well as handmade items to sell. And now on to show
