 We usually meet in The Hardy Building, Bishop Grosseteste University College, Lincoln, LN1 3DY on the 2nd Saturday in the month 10.00am – 3.30pm. There is no meeting in August. Please check the programme for dates as we have to work around the meeting venue and the second Saturday is not always possible. LINCOLNSHIRE EMBROIDERERS' GUILD Our next Embroiderers' guild meeting is Saturday 9th March 2019. 10am -3.30pm PLEASE REMEMBER WE ARE IN THE ELLIOTT ROOM In the morning we are having a "Friendship Morning" Please remember your sewing kit. In the afternoon a talk by Meredith Towne "Confessions of an Edwardian shopaholic" LINCOLNSHIRE YOUNG EMBROIDERERS Our next Young Embroiderers' meeting is on On Saturday 2nd March 2019 We will continue with our African themed projects and introduce fabric weaving Please see our Young Embroiderers' page for further details Chair - Jayne Hanson email: jayne.hanson@btinternet.com Vice Chair Brenda Scarman email@brendascarman@hotmail.com Secretary - Carolyn Merry email:LincolnshireSEC@embroiderersguild.co.uk Treasurer - Sarah Lambkin-Smith email:Sarah.lambkinsmith@outlook.com Programme - Hilary Fairley email:hilaryfarley@live.com YE - Carolyn Merry email: Membership - Joan Panton joanpanton@waitrose.com IT - Marika Riddick marika.rididck0101@gmail.com Membership numbers are around 70  Our member Jo Eades wins the machine embroidery category for The Stitch/Madeira competition 2017 "Glimpses of the roaring twenties" Judged at ICHF's Fashion & Embroidery show, the NEC, March 2017   Each member contributed by embroidering a motif on the printed background taken from an image of the document. | Branch News and Events
LINCOLNSHIRE CELEBRATE THEIR SPARKLING DIAMOND 60TH BIRTHDAY. Each year we hold a Mildred Higgins memorial day, in memory of a long standing former chairperson, when a nationally renowned textile artist is the guest speaker. This year we celebrated our 60th birthday in style, we threw a birthday party for members. This year's Chairman's challenge was for each member to embroider a diamond in their own style - these were then stitched together as larger diamonds and stitched onto a table cover which we will use at our meetings. On the day of our celebration we had 60 diamonds made by members which was fantastic! The party included a competition to dress 'Diamond Lil', this was a fun challenge to dress a dress mannequin from head to toe using the recycled materials given to them by the committee. Members also were able to take part in a free raffle of gift vouchers and two copies of the speaker's book which she kindly donated. Sue Rangely gave an entertaining talk 'Stitch Sparkle' about herself and her beautiful work. She is a great ambassador for the art of textiles and embroidery her enthusiasm and energy for her craft was obvious. After Sue's lecture she judged the branch's annual competition, the theme of which was 'Sparkle', a title set by Sue. The Speaker's choice was Pat Cave who received the Mildred Higgins Rose Bowl for her beautiful Midsummer Night's Dream garden. The winner for Technique was Dee Jackson for her sparkling portrait of Marilyn Monroe, for Design was Bronwyn Fleming for her evening bag inspired by frost patterns. The prize for Member's Choice was Celia Drummond for her lovely frosted bouquet of flowers, all winners won 21st Century Yarns vouchers. Members were then treated to afternoon tea and cake - a fantastic tiered diamond shaped cake.  Our February 2018 meeting morning activity. Felt and embellished stones with Sue Hawkmoon. A hands on morning wet felting a stone, then embellishing with stitches and beads. Fabulous results in a short time.  Sue Hawkmoon from Hawkmoon crafts. Demonstrated how to felt and embellish a stone.  |
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