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A Notebook of Sampler Stitches

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A Notebook of Sampler Stitches
Bennett, Eileen
self-published, Grandville MI, 1990
50 of the most common stitches as seen in early 17th C. samplers. Quite useful to a solid understanding of the stitches and how they were used. SB
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A Book of Old Embroidery with Articles by A. F. Kendrick

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A Book of Old Embroidery with Articles by A. F. Kendrick, Louisa F. Pesel, & E. W. Newberry
Holme, Geoffrey, Ed.
The Studio, Ltd., London, 1921
The book is a survey of world embroidery with comments by the main experts of the time. The pictures include a number of textiles from the 14th-16th C with commentary on stitches, threads, and ground fabrics. Many items are from private collections. Good research material. SB
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Golden Beltane Napkin Project

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If you are interested in getting involved in a project please click the Mentors & Ministers above for contact information.

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Golden Beltane Napkin Project

It’s time to start thinking about (and stitching on!) our napkins for Golden Beltane.
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Monogrammed Handkerchiefs

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We have a request for largesse for HRH Ariela, coordinated by the fabulous Ula Paulsen.

We’ve been asked to create monogrammed handkerchiefs that HRH Ariela can have at hand in court, and distribute “in the moment” if someone gets teary.
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New Facebook Group

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The Guild now has a presence on social media: Visit us on Facebook

“Welcome to the West Kingdom Needleworkers Guild!

We’re a group of fiber artists who study historical needlework and make all kinds of great stuff for ourselves, our friends, our Principalities, and our Kingdom.

The WKNG is part of the West Kingdom of the SCA. But all are welcome! Whether you’re an embroidery Laurel or you’re not sure how to hold a threaded needle (but you want to), join us! This is a great place to ask questions, get tips, and see photos of other members’ work.”

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