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Rand Duren posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 6 years, 7 months agoOur miniature house is ready for Christmas!
Our miniature house is all dressed up for Christmas! – EGASanta’s elves stopped by our headquarters in Louisville, KY and got our miniature house ready for Christmas. Take a look at all the tiny gifts. -
Margaret Azpeitia-Taylor posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Hello Cynthia –this message from Sedona, AZ
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Wendy Morgan posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
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Margaret Kinsey posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
I am happy to hear that some are ready to begin Lesson 4.
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Patricia Episcopia posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
I would like to register in the \”members only\” section of EGA\’s website. My membership number is 73759.
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Margaret Kinsey posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Rand added Lesson 4 this morning. You should have lots of fun with this lesson. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Have fun!
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Arlene Cohen posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 6 years, 8 months agoGetting rid of stash? I have a friend who has just started a business of buying patterns and kits of (mostly) cross stitch from estates and stitchers who know they will never get to certain treasures and then reselling, with the absolute goal of getting good quality stitching items into the hands of stitchers who will love and treasure them. Do…[Read more]
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Marnie Graley posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Heartland Region newsletter Sept 2018
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Marnie Graley posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Can’t believe it’s ornament time again! Adapted our reindeer ornament Stitch Along freebie for granddaughter’s annual ornament.
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Patricia Episcopia posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
interested in projects supporting wounded service members, and 2 new products – journal and bookmark
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Tamara yohannes posted an update in the group
Ta-DAH! I finished it! 6 years, 8 months agoBecause family are coming for Thanksgiving and not for Christmas, I put my tree up today. I have tried to answer the question, “How many Romanian Point Lace ornaments are too many for one tree?” The reindeer is the first of a new set of larger, bordered ornaments I’m trying to design. First one finished. TA DAA!!
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LOVE! IT!
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I’m pretty sure you could get a few more on there! It’s beautiful.
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How do I post to this group?
Thanks
Judie-
Did anyone answer you, Judie? I thought I knew how to post to it…. but today it seems that the method has changed No wonder you are having trouble. But I just postedin the text box at the top of this page, and it seems like it posted to this section. If you continue to have trouble posting, you can call Headquarters and ask for Rand, who is…[Read more]
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Cynthia Welch posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
It was nice to meet so many members at the Diamond Jubilee national seminar in Louisville in October. Thanks to all who stopped by the EGA table to say hello, and for the warm welcome.
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Karen Platner posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
trying to get back on track with the Master Craftsman program!!!!
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Linda Busalacchi posted an update in the group
Ta-DAH! I finished it! 6 years, 8 months agoHere is small finish.
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Cute, Linda! Nicely done. Any finish is a finish…
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Ooooh cute!!
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Marybeth Markland posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Continued progress on Jan 2018 stitch a long – pulled thread 15 sided biscornu
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Janise Denton posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
I would like to see if my registration for the 2019 St. Louis seminar was received by email. I am not as computer savvy as I would like to think and I am afraid I sent it into the ozone. I sent it last night, November 5 at 9:35pm. Please redirect me if I am addressing the wrong entity. Thank you.
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marita zhurkin posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
I took a wonderful class by Deborah Merrick Wilson at the Smithsonian and this is my first goldwork embroidery.
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Margaret Azpeitia-Taylor posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
I am now an EGA Certified Appraiser! Contact me if I can assist you with documenting your Fiber Art, Needle Art and/or Quilts for insurance, exhibit or to help you determine fair market value of personal property.
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Congrats Margaret!
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Kendra Anderson posted an update in the group
Tudor Rose and Pomegranate Class Members 6 years, 9 months agoThis is a new group of the students who took the Tudor Rose and Pomegranate class at the EGA National Seminar in October 2018. Please share your thoughts, progress, pictures, questions, tips, hints, hacks; you know the drill.
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Hi Kendra!
How exciting…and what a great idea!
I have not picked up my project yet, but only because I’ve been traveling like crazy for work AND I adopted a new kitten the day that I got home from seminar. LOL.
I will have time this weekend to put my floor stand back together and get going again.
If anyone would like to find me on Facebook…[Read more]
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I have not added to my piece either because I am moving to AZ tomorrow. It is a 6 month seasonal move. I will check out how the group is doing once we get internet set up in about a week, Good luck with the cat. Keep your needle and threads safe!
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I stitched this piece as a pilot stitcher and it is so much fun to do. Good luck to all of you,
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Christina Langley posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Just registered for St. Louis!! This gal is super excited to go!!
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@margaret-azpeitia-taylor Check it out!
This is a great way to learn how to use this EGA communication system.
Thank you and EGA staff for posting the pictures of the Christmas Storr Miniature House on the EGA website. I will be emailing the link to our members in Northern Arizona Stitchers; a couple of them part time in Canada and London.
Fun looking at the pictures while I am in…[Read more]
@tonya-parks Check it out!
I have had a death in my family and have not done my class. I tried to log in today so I could save me lessons to pdf files and do when things settle down. I could not do this. Any suggestions. Thanks, H. Lee Wylie, Ph.D.