Carol Naylor workshop
We had a lovely day. Carol was a great teacher with a relaxed manner. She talked to us for about an hour about tools, fabric and methods. We all had our own ideas […]
We had a lovely day. Carol was a great teacher with a relaxed manner. She talked to us for about an hour about tools, fabric and methods. We all had our own ideas […]
Carol Naylor applied initially for an art course at Goldsmiths, University of London, but was rejected. She was then offered a place on a new textile art course and Constance Howard
On Monday two of our members were awarded a certificate to commemorate 25 years as members of the Marlborough & District Embroiderers Guild. Ann Hampton, our Regional Chairman, presented the awards to
To celebrate “National Stitch Day” three members of our Guild spent a couple of hours in the library at Royal Wootten Bassett – Susan Pierce, Brenda Evans and Ann Kingdon. There was some
To celebrate the National Day of Stitch a group of Guild members visited Café Nero in Devizes and demonstrated a variety of techniques. From the left – Robina Orchard, Margaret Heath,
On Thursday we had our annual outing and this year Susanne S kindly organised a coach to take us to the Quilt Show at the NEC in Birmingham. For the
Unusually for a textile artist Ruth did not study for a degree in textiles but Medieval History. Having been fascinated in fabrics since childhood Ruth took a special interest in
On 15 June nine members gathered to enjoy an in-house workshop called “An Introduction to Bead Embroidery” run by member Judy Joiner. Judy had bought along examples of her work
Kirsty Whitlock was the speaker at our open meeting this month and her talk was entitled “My journey through stitch”. Her interest in stitch started when she followed an NVQ
We had to change the plans for our May meeting as unfortunately our speaker Helen Deighan could not attend due to ill health. Instead we all enjoyed an informal afternoon