The birds were cut out in felt by Jane G. and then stitched by lots of branch members as a joint project. Thank you to everyone who took part and especially to Jane for all her work.
Thursday 31 January 2019
PYTHON GALLERY OUR TREE OF BIRDS
The birds were cut out in felt by Jane G. and then stitched by lots of branch members as a joint project. Thank you to everyone who took part and especially to Jane for all her work.
Wednesday 30 January 2019
Saturday's meeting
Our speaker this month is Janet Barker. Her talk is called 'Don't be Afraid to Experiment'. Janet is a local textile artist inspired by our wonderful Yorkshire countryside. She describes herself as a 'fabric magpie' so I think we all will have something in common with her there!
Janet was booked to speak last year but we had to cancel because of bad weather. Fingers crossed for this Saturday.
The raffle colour for February is purple, from the palest lilac to the deepest plum.
Janet was booked to speak last year but we had to cancel because of bad weather. Fingers crossed for this Saturday.
The raffle colour for February is purple, from the palest lilac to the deepest plum.
Tuesday 29 January 2019
SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY 2019
On Saturday afternoon we had a preview of our exhibition Natural World by Random Stitchers in the Python Gallery in Middlesbrough.
The exhibition will be open until the 26th March. Please do go along and see the wonderful pieces that are on show.
The exhibition will be open until the 26th March. Please do go along and see the wonderful pieces that are on show.
Sunday 6 January 2019
LOOKING FORWARD TO PYTHON GALLERY EXHIBITION
As part of our preparations for our exhibition in the Python Gallery, Royal Middlehaven House, Gosford Street, Middlesbrough. TS2 1BB we have embroidered a copy of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.
A panel of the sunflowers was cut into 24 pieces and branch members had a lucky dip as to which piece they embroidered. On Saturday at the branch meeting they were all on display for the first time. They looked lovely and there were so many different techniques to admire. Well done everyone.
The exhibition runs from 16th January to 26 March.
A panel of the sunflowers was cut into 24 pieces and branch members had a lucky dip as to which piece they embroidered. On Saturday at the branch meeting they were all on display for the first time. They looked lovely and there were so many different techniques to admire. Well done everyone.
The exhibition runs from 16th January to 26 March.
Thursday 3 January 2019
Meeting Saturday
Happy New Year to everyone. Our speaker on Saturday is Beryl Frank who many of you will know. Her talk is 'Sew Colourful' and will be a sample of her work.
The colour for the raffle is white/frosty so bring some bits and pieces.
See you there.
The colour for the raffle is white/frosty so bring some bits and pieces.
See you there.
Wednesday 2 January 2019
WEDNESDAY 28TH NOVEMBER
We took our red, white and blue decorations to St. Nicholas church to decorate our tree as part of the
Christmas Tree festival. The colours were chosen as part of the 100 years since the end of the First World War.
About 28 oranisations from Guisborough took part. The church looked lovely when they were all set up.
Christmas Tree festival. The colours were chosen as part of the 100 years since the end of the First World War.
About 28 oranisations from Guisborough took part. The church looked lovely when they were all set up.
SATURDAY 1ST DECEMBER
We had our Christmas party on Saturday 1st December. It was a lovely afternoon with plenty of time for everyone to catch up and have a good chat.
As usual we had a beautiful spread for our afternoon tea with lots of delicious homemade food.
Each year we try to have a small "craft" to make for those who want to join in. This year we were making felt birds very kindly prepared for us by Jane G.; they are to hang on the tree as part of our exhibition at the Python Gallery from the 16th Jan 2019.
Gorgeous brooch made by Lynda J.
As usual we had a beautiful spread for our afternoon tea with lots of delicious homemade food.
Each year we try to have a small "craft" to make for those who want to join in. This year we were making felt birds very kindly prepared for us by Jane G.; they are to hang on the tree as part of our exhibition at the Python Gallery from the 16th Jan 2019.
Gorgeous brooch made by Lynda J.
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