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Laura Smith posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoDoes anyone on this list know what’s going on with the next Through the Needle’s Eye exhibit? Students in the Strut Your Stuff class want to know the submission deadline.
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Virginia Huerfeld posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Would like to know what time the group is here on week days
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Anita Penn posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Photos represent climate change due to inability to grow a veg garden due to excess rainfall. Title is Withering Wherewithall and dark areas represent withering vines. Difficult to figure out how to display non-hanging pieces.. Took 1515 hours, but who is counting.
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Denise Rodriguez posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoWorking on piper with tp roll. 14 count fabric. Last month learned to transfer pattern . I think this will be good group.
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Ann look in the group on line I saw it last week when looking for new things
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Denise Rodriguez posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
I am working on pieces that pattern calls for lace and stitching around letters. Need some hints. Also satin stitch hard to work on acorn shapes how do you attack this. I have had brain injury and things simple for others I have Lots of trouble with spacial perception
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Denise Rodriguez posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
I stared 3 years ago. I made designs using real eggs and was happy for 15 years. I am attempting to get better with stitches . I. Have displayed at county fair Ventura . I did all finishing my self . Last year we moved to Vancouver Wa I love it and went to new club in Portland had to find supplies
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Kay Jarrell posted an update in the group
Medieval Needlework 5 years, 10 months agoHi! I have not done any pre 1550 embroidery in years but am interested. Currently I am doing the Sweet Bag of Silver and Gold GCC. Has anyone here done this?
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I signed up but didn’t get any further than that. The teacher is well known for her research and skill.
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Kay Jarrell posted an update in the group
Elizabethan/Renaissance Embroidery 5 years, 10 months agoI am currently doing Melinda Sherbring/ Ms. Aeowyn Amberdrake’s Sweet Bag GCC. Has anyone here done it? I would love to hear your experiences.
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I’m getting ready to begin (signed up for Lightening Round). Found fabric in my stash this morning. Next up, choosing the most historical threads I can find.
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Hi! I also signed up to do the sweet bag. I have had a lot of delays and interruptions, and am a little discouraged about undertaking it solo, but it was the only way for me to get my hands into it. How has your project progressed so far?
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want reply, but must need to get on the laptop This page is not mobile friendly .
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And that took 24 hours to get to.
I am almost done, Adrielle. I have finished the stitching, and put the Pulls and Strap on the bag Friday. Today I hope to start th lacing slits before coffee wears off. I don’t want to mess that up.
Where are you in the process? Design traced? Changes to any butterflies/ creatures? Flowers done?
I have to…[Read more]
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Gina Maria Kleinmartin posted an update in the group
Medieval Needlework 5 years, 10 months agoHello! This is a quiet group.
I really love Opus Anglicanum and would love to talk more about it. This is a poor picture, but this kicked my butt.
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I will be going to National this year so I’ll get to see this in person.
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Hi Gina,
It is a beautiful type of embroidery that I am always interested in learning more about where could I go to increase my knowledge?Jamie
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Hi Gina,
It is a beautiful type of embroidery that I am always interested in learning more about where could I go to increase my knowledge?Jamie
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I didn’t see this! Thanks.
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I didn’t see this! Thanks.
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This looks pretty good. A good foundation in silk shading is vital.
http://sidneyeileen.com/artisan-works/embroidery-articles-and-tutorials/basics-of-opus-anglicanum-embroidery/#.XiCbqvx7mUk
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Jeannette Sinclair posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
How do I remove my icon from \”Who\’s Online\”?
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Sylvia Mellinger posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Need pattern of new EGA logo
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Hi Sylvia, here are the charts for stitching the logo: https://egausa.org/stitch-ega-logo/
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Anne Baker posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoLooking for the SAL project, Plaid Spider. It an older project, but is needed now. It is not in EGA Free Projects or Petite Projects.
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Hi Anne, you can get the pattern on this page: https://egausa.org/free-halloween-pattern/
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Arlene Harris posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
I am a paid up member until May of 2020 and thought I would be receiving a monthly magazine or am I mistaken about the monthly magazine….
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Hi Arlene, you should have received your magazine. If you still haven’t received it, send an email to typarks@egausa.org and she can check if there are any issues.
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Yvonne Herbst posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Working on the program ideas for the chapter at the moment. Will hopefully be able to do some canvas work later.
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Vera Grimsley posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoWhen is the national Gold Thread Winner announced, the opening or the closing banquet of national seminar?
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Hi Vera, last year it was during the opening banquet, and that’s how I see it in the National Seminar Guidelines. Maybe @celeste-chalasani can provide a more specific answer.
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Yes, the national Gold Thread Winner is announced at opening banquet at national seminar.
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Melissa Taphorn posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Where do I find my EGA number. New to this group.
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Hi Missy, you can see your EGA number on the left sidebar of your Profile under Members Only, or by clicking here: https://egausa.org/members/me/profile/
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Kathy McComas posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoIs there a discussion group for the Elephant Lightening Round?
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Hi Kathy,
That was our previous round. You can see the current GCC Lightning Rounds here: https://egausa.org/product-category/courses/lightning-round/
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I’m sorry, I just re-read your question and realized I answered too fast and not what you asked, since you are already registered. At the moment we don’t have Discussion groups for lightning rounds.
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Vera Grimsley posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 5 years, 10 months agoI brought this up at our Region board meeting in June and decided to throw it out here on the main discussion group. I would love to see a photo on each person’s profile. I don’t know about the rest of you but I need to be able to put faces with names. One RD suggested that we turn a meeting program into a photo taking session for our EGA…[Read more]
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Monica Guida posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Last month I started teaching Winter Lace at Valley Quail. So far so good. On 9/28 is the actual class. Fingers crossed all the classes I have had with Terri Bay payoff. She is SUCH an awesome teacher, and so supportive. Thank you Terri, cannot wait to see you next July at the GPR Seminar for 3 more classes 😉
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Virginia Adkins posted an update 5 years, 11 months ago
I\’m slugging through the process of getting information out for our Regional Seminar in 2021. I am learning as I go!
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The executive committee is discussing the format of the next TNE. As soon as the details are ready, we will get back to you on the deadline question. Sorry for the delay…
Marnie, thanks so much.
Hi. I just want to chime in here as a member of Starlight Stitchers, who hosted the TNE exhibit last year. It was an amazing experience for us, to see such incredible works up close and personal. We do see great examples at the State Fair, for instance, but embroidery exhibits are few and far between, at least in our neck of the woods. The TNE…[Read more]
I love hearing stories like this Helene! Thanks for sharing.
Celeste, do you hear the rounds of applause coming from this direction? Woooo! So, here’s some stitching motivation for all the talented folks in this class. Thank you for all you are doing as Director of Education, Celeste! It is much appreciated.