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 »
Hello again, stitching friends! The Tudor Rose Sampler Guild met again in April and were treated to a lovely presentation by Debbie G. on displaying your needlework. She shared examples from all over and some great ideas for out of the ordinary displays. We also had fun getting a peek into the homes of members
Hello, folks. Sorry it has been so long, but life pretty much was getting in the way and the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild Blog has suffered as a result. Well, today, we are going to remedy that, but it will mostly just be photos of the many items our members have stitched. November Show &
Sorta Slipped into a Black Hole! Read More »
Hello all! Fall is finally hitting North Texas. Although we had our weekend of erratic weather (ahem 90+ degrees), today is finally feeling like fall. As you may recall, I was not certain I would have pictures for our September meeting, but an angel took photographs and shared them with me for your viewing pleasure.
Chilly Stitching Weather is Upon Us Read More »
Hello all! Wow, my huge apologies. The last time I posted to the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild Blog, I shared the details of our holiday party and then we held our January meeting at the beginning of 2017. After that I disappeared like a rabbit in a magician’s hat, or to be more exact, my
From a M.A.G.I.C. Act to a Disappearing Act Read More »
It’s starting to look and feel like Fall! The weather has been absolutely beautiful. With the lovely change in temperatures comes the return of students to school and the ramp up in busy schedules. I hope you all are finding some time to stitch. Members have been very busy over the past two months and
Lovely Fall Colors and Cooler Days Read More »
