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Diana Williams posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 3 years, 12 months agoHello everyone, I’m a new MAL. I’m into crewelwork, however, I saw the English Summer design for the lightning round and had to sign up. It’s such a lovely design. Can’t wait to stitch it.
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Diana, welcome! I’m so excited that you are into crewel. There s a crewel/surface embroidery affinity group that meets on zoom the second Sunday of every month on zoom. . If you would like an invitation to the meeting, please send an email to marketing@egausa.org. We are all levels of ability from beginner to certified teachers. I hope we’ll see…[Read more]
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Hi Wendy! Thanks for the info. It would be nice to meet some fellow stitchers.
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Monique Durham posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 3 years, 12 months agoWOW!!! Tina, thank you, thank you.!!! This information is fantastic!!! I am an historical textile and history junky. Thanks again! Monique
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Historic Embroidery nerds unite!!
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:-))))))))))))))))))))))))))) Monique
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I’m new enough here (and still learning how things work), but I have wondered how many Historic Embroidery folks were here.
Suz
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Suz–stick around EGA –Fiber Arts publishes fantastic articles. I am not a textile historian–I was an archivist at the U of NM. Monique
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Oh, excellent! Archivists are awesome folks!!
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Danise Hetland's profile was updated 3 years, 12 months ago
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Monique Durham posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 3 years, 12 months agoTina, what is Indian whitework? Printers!!! I am still waiting for my new one!!! Monique
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Indian Whitework Embroidery is modernly called Chikankari, which is the name that the Persians gave the Indigenous peoples whitework embroidery. Would it surprise you to know that the whitework embroidery of India was known to Alexander the Great?, or the Romans and Egyptians? It was described by 3rd century BCE Greek Diplomat Megasthenes and…[Read more]
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Susan Farmer posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 4 years agoQuestion about the MC step 1 documents.
So, Ive been cruising the MasterClass documents … mostly bibliography cruising. Looking for things I need to add to my “stash” and my bibliography.
Seven of the documents were fabulous … ear steph, droolworthy pictures, and awesome bibliographies!
I suspect, though, that there are **issues** with the…[Read more]
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Susan Farmer posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 4 years ago-
Hi Susan, thanks for the feedback. While you can’t see pictures in that list, in the meantime, you can see pictures of all Petite Projects here: https://egausa.org/petite-projects in that page they include more information and related projects and classes. The Free Projects have pictures here https://egausa.org/free-projects/, which can help you c…[Read more]
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Excellent! Thanks for the info. New Member and ll that, so I’m just learning what’s available and where it is!
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Deborah Muir's profile was updated 4 years ago
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Barbara Dierolf posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 4 years agoI would love to take the goldwork class with Kay Stanis. It\’s a group class and wonder if any other members-at-large might have the same interest? I would be will to be the group coordinator if there are members interested. Please let me know.
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Tina Comroe posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 4 years agoIn the interest of making someone laugh.
I was Today old when I learned that all printers with scanners are automatically set to scan pictures or documents at 300 dpi. Up until that lesson, I thought that I was going to have to print all of my scanned drawings of stitch diagrams and Indian whitework combinations and have my beloved do the sizing…[Read more]-
I actually didn’t know that. I just check because I automatically scan everything at 300dpi. That was how I learned that the Oxburgh Emblems stitched by Mary Queen of Scots and (iirc) Elizabeth Talbot are cross-stitched!
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I actually didn’t know that. I just check because I automatically scan everything at 300dpi. That was how I learned that the Oxburgh Emblems stitched by Mary Queen of Scots and (iirc) Elizabeth Talbot are cross-stitched!
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Tina Comroe posted an update in the group
EGA Discussion Group 4 years agoI really wish there was a scholarship for those going through the master craftsman of surface embroidery.
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