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Welcome to the website of Omaha Needle Artists!
We are Chapter 141 of The Embroiderers' Guild of America, Inc. We are a friendly bunch of people who enjoy stitching and the company of other stitchers. If you enjoy needlework, would like to learn, or have ever been told you might be a "needlework junkie," then Omaha Needle Artists is for you!
Note: One of our members entered the county fair. Her iris picture won "Best of Class".Congratulations!
The Omaha Needle Artist would like to invite you to spend some time with us. We are a fun group. We spend time laughing, talking and a small amount of time stitching.
Evening Meetings are held the first Monday of each month (unless Monday is a holiday) at All Saints Episcopal Church, 9302 Blondo Street. Business meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. with program to follow unless otherwise noted.
Day Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at All Saints Episcopal Church, 9302 Blondo Street. Meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. with program to follow unless otherwise noted.
Stitch-Ins: Held on the Third Monday of the month, 7:00 p.m. at Border’s Café, 72nd & Dodge and the Third Tuesday of the month, 10:00 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church.
- Foster high standards of design, color, and workmanship in embroidery
- Teach the embroidery arts, and
- Preserve our needle arts heritage.
EGA chapter membership includes membership in EGA, a subscription to Needle Arts magazine, the Chapter newsletter, and the opportunity to participate in study, skill-building, and educational opportunities through EGA. If you would like additional information about EGA membership, please see the Membership Page.
GREETINGS
President’s Message
How quickly these months roll by. A friend of mine once told her mother that she was over the hill, to which mom replied, yes, but it’s easier going down than it was coming up; I would have to add that it is also much faster!
I hope you have enjoyed the needle lace classes taught by Anne. She has graciously agreed to extend the classes an additional month for those of us who need the extra time. Count me in that group. This is a beautiful technique, and while I may not go beyond this first project, it has opened another door of needlework for me.
Summer is a busy time for most of us, but also a time we may be able to find some special corner for ourselves to stitch. I hope that is true for everyone in the Guild, and that you get to the fall with renewed energy for your ‘stash’.
Projects and ideas for programs are always welcome; please share them with Marty and Roseanne.
And certainly not least, I want to convey the condolences of our entire group to Judi Busboom and her family at the death of her mother. We must take good care of each other, especially at these times.
Happy Stitching.
~~~Liz Wenthe~~~
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