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TODAY !!! Saturday Jul 26 Monday Jul 28 Tuesday Jul 29 Wednesday Jul 30 Thursday Jul 31 Friday Aug 01 2008-2009 Officers:
Links to EGA & Heartland Region
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Select About Cedar Valley Chapter on the left to learn more about our organization. Select EGA National Tapestry on the left to view portions of panel 3 stitched by more than 60 of our members. Select Pincushion or Postcard Exchange on the left to see our needlework exchanges with our sister chapter, The North Shore Embroiderers' Guild in New Zealand. Programs ![]() July 17: Colourations! This month we will present instruction for the project from the May 2006 issue of Needlepointers, which is a geometric design with a color palette based on the colors within a skein of Watercolours. Those who were at the June picnic received their skein of Watercolours and a copy of the article. The materials needed for this project are listed in the article. Try to have your threads and canvas gathered, as much as possible, by the July meeting. We will help get you started by working through the instructions with you. Remember, no trading! We will try to help you expand your color horizons and have some fun at the same time. There will also be extra kits available for those who were not at the picnic. Any questions - call Sheri Ekstrom at 393-2011. August 21: Lattice Smocking Connie Verdeck will be teaching the technique of Lattice Smocking. This is relatively unknown today but was very popular during the mid-twentieth century. The technique manipulates fabric into a series of rich diagonal pleats resembling basket weave. It does not require the use of a pleater. The basic stitch can be applied to a wide range of designs, (garmets, pillows, hats, bags, etc.) because no special patterns are required. A marked practice cloth and instructions will be provided at the program. Please bring one
A follow-up New Kid program will be held on Saturday October 25 at the Marion Library.
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Workshops Select the link on the left sidebar to see pictures of the projects and details about the projects.
Diane Clements Workshops July 30–Aug 2, 2008
Signs of Spring July 30 & 31, 2008
Advanced Intermediate - Advanced
Caela Conn Tyler Workshops October 2008
Fleur De Lis October 14 & 15, 2008
Namesake October 12 & 13, 2008
“Namesake” is an adaptation of Monet’s painting, “Impression: Sunrise”, stitched on gray 24m Congress cloth. Experimental stitching is the focus of this class, yet, instructor-provided parameters and guidance will assure success for every student.
Arctic Lights October 16, 2008
Imagine a pristine landscape. In the night sky, a luminous curtain of light shimmers, dancing among the stars - the Aurura Borealis. This elegant design, suitable for a box top, uses silks, metallic thread, and floss on 18-count antique blue canvas.
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Group Correspondence Course Chapter members are currently completing Finishing with Flair by Marion Scoular.
The next GCC beginning in July will be Crewel Confidence.
Detailed descriptions and photographs are available in the Education Supplement.
Follow the links in the lower left sidebar to the GCC section of the EGA web site.
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