Text Box: May 22, 2009-This evening’s project wasn’t a project at all but a culmination of projects that had been finished in the past or are in process. Each member told how they finished their piece, whether it was by framing, making it into a pillow top, pillow case, quilt, or lid for a basket. It was a great experience that will be repeated in the future. Text Box: Meeting Place: Bay Village Library 502 Cahoon Rd, Bay Village, Ohio 4th Wed of month—6:30pm-8:45pm Text Box: Phone: 440-871-8828 Alternate Phone: 440-734-2383 E-mail: csosberg@wowway.com National EGA Website: www.egausa.org Text Box: April 22, 2009—Dona Stovicek has taken classes on ribbon embroidery from some of the best teachers in the country. She used that knowledge to teach us how to make a name tag using those techniques. Text Box: 2009 Text Box: June Text Box: North Coast Chapter of Greater Cleveland Embroiderer’s Guild of America, Inc. Text Box: FUTURE PROGRAMS September 23, 2009 Needlepoint Needle Fob Cost: $5.00 Supplies needed: Size 24 tapestry needle Taught by Dawn Liljeberg October 28, 2009 Biscornu Pincushion Cost: $0.00 Supplies needed: Size 24 tapestry needle Taught by Kathy Miller November 18, 2009 Temari Ball Cost: $2.00 approx Supplies needed: yarn, 4 spools of thread, colored pins Taught by Christine Osberg December 16, 2009 Candlewick Christmas ornament Cost: $2.00 approx Supplies needed 5” embroidery hoop Taught by Dona Stovicek

  June 10, 2009-

The Old/New Board Meeting  was held.  As you can see by the first four projects listed above, Kathy Miller has a great lineup of projects that will not only be fun to stitch, but will inspire you too. 

 

There were also great ideas shared that will be implemented this coming year. We’re excited about them and hope you will be too when we share them with you in September. 

Text Box: March 25, 2009—Sixteen members took advantage of a needlepoint class taught by needlepoint artist Carol Gantz of Stitches, Etc. in Bay Village. A variety of stitches were learned and applied to a project designed by Carol. It was a wonderful experience enjoyed by all. Tap Panel 1

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