• Hello! We have today, tomorrow and Tuesday to try and finish up our Diamond Eyelets and satin stitches. On Wednesday we will start with the first of the two extra stitches that I used on my Practice Pineapple model. These next two stitches are optional and are not found on my framed model. Keep stitching and enjoy your day!

  • Hello Students, I am attaching another example of Pulled Thread work. Here you have examples of Pulled Thread, satin stitches and counted thread stitches. It is an adaptation of an Eileen Bennett design. I hope your satin stitches are going well!

  • You need to read under bazillion Embrodery section. Which was put up by friend of hers from Brazilian society of which our teacher is a member.

    • Hola Denise, just wanted to say hello. I am new to EGA, am an embroiderer, use no patterns but paint with the thread. Live in New Mexico.
      Yoly

  • Hello! I am glad that you all enjoyed seeing the Morning Glories piece. It is a very interesting design and is truly beautiful. I will admit that it was difficult! Adding to the difficulty was the fact that Ilse Altherr is a very tough critic – she wouldn’t mind me saying so. I always say that she takes no prisoners – ha! Thanks to her…[Read more]

  • You will find the directions for stitches are on the top of lesson two in blue very small print will sent you to sight where you will be able to down load. Pictures an stitch directions. Look for very small print I missed to and was very confused

  • Hello Students and Welcome to Week/Lesson #2! This week we will be working on the satin stitches. The first tip that I have for you is to use a loose but steady tension making sure to lay your perle coton ON TOP of the linen. The holes where you come up and down should not be open. The second tip is to make sure your perle coton is relaxed at…[Read more]

  • Added a Rhodes heart instead of initial to my center

  • I saw where you are having a zoom class on how to do colonial nots. I would like for you to discuss the outline and stem stitches. I don’t see much different in how they look when completed. I have practiced and ripped them out off sampler 3 times and not sure if I am expecting to much. Going on to work the bullion and cast on stitch and see how…[Read more]

  • New awareness (for me) of the Great Lakes Region and newsletter from the Director, Wendy Lynn!

  • This is my picture with the finished 3 bands.

  • I received only one ring, the bag had a hole in it and the envelope had a gap at the flap. I need replacements please!

  • Hello Students! Here in the USA it is our Independence Day Holiday, may you enjoy the day! Did you all see Marnie\’s gold pineapple eyelets? Are any of you also using colors other than the traditional white on white? Please share and inspire us!

  • Terry……Is there a reason you do not come up in an empty hole & go down in a full hole, whenever possible. Do you secure threads as you stitch when long spans are involved?

  • I just spent a delightful 2 hours getting the first band stitched. I’m very pleased with the results. I was very insecure getting the first set of triangles positioned on the canvas. I did okay with the first set but had to restrict the second set. Hopefully, that will get better with each band.

  • How do you lg out?

  • Pat Olski posted an update 6 years, 2 months ago

    Hello,
    Thanks for letting me know about the status of your rings. I really appreciate it. I am still waiting to hear back from the postmaster, and will let you know any updates. Enjoy the holiday weekend.
    Best,
    Pat

  • Sorry! I am having trouble uploading the photo :-(. I will talk with Rand and see what I can do about it. It may be too large of a file. More later…

  • Hello Students! It is Day 2 of our first week. Please try to read over Lesson #1 and try out a Diamond Eyelet or two. I realize that some of you may be taking this course to do at a later or more convenient time, that is just fine. I believe that this discussion group is live for two months after our course ends. If you have questions and/or…[Read more]

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