The entries from the Summer of Love Challenge at the SF School of Needlework and Design are now available to see in an on-line exhibit. Enjoy a wide variety of original designs with artists’ statement and information about techniques in the show. See it here: https://afterthesummeroflove.tumblr.com/
The Needle’s Excellency in Evanston showcases different pieces magnificently stitched by their customers. Gail McGraw stitched this lovely Maggie Co. canvas. Visit their website and click on Showcase to see more: https://theneedlesexcellency.com/
The Needle’s Excellency in Evanston (1630 Central Street) is showcasing on their site, six charming Jack o’Lanterns stitched by Dawn Stanislaw Below the picture of the set are pictures of each individual pumpkin. Click on those to see a larger picture of each. Feast your eyes here: https://theneedlesexcellency.com/
The San Francisco School of Needlework Design sponsors open Stitch at Home Challenges. The school picks a theme and sets the deadline. You supply the creativity and stitch your design at home. A recent challenge was Jewels of the Sea. They have created an on-line gallery of entries along with the artists’ statements. See the […]
The ribbon winners fron the 2015 exhibit at ANG’s National Seminar are all on display on ANG’s Facebook page. Each is pictured in the photo stream. Click on “see more” for each picture’s entry to get the full details. Start looking here: https://www.facebook.com/AmericanNeedlepointGuild/photos_stream
Janet Granger has a section of her newly designed website dedicated to pictures of her customers’ exquisite work. You can see pictures of individual pieces, miniature rooms, as well as galleries that showcase complete doll houses by many talented folks. Click on a thumbnail to go to the page or gallery. Each has both larger […]
This site has a lovely, and growing, gallery of finished needlepoint of all kinds. Click on the thumbnail and a full-size picture pops up. Click on the link below to go to the product page. See it here: http://www.judaicaneedlepoint.com/gallery
Australian stitcher Yvette Stanton has heard the wishes of armchair travelers everywhere. Especially those of us who stitch. She’s put together a list of museums with on-line textile collections. Take a look: http://www.vettycreations.com.au/link.html
