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Next meeting-
will be held on
Saturday 17th August 2019
11am – 1pm “Bring & Stitch”.
Come and share your latest project with others, have a look at our Library and selection of craft DVD’s, and have a cuppa and a chat. FREE EVENT, visitors welcome! Light refreshments available.
2pm -4pm TALK by Judith Rowley “My Creative Journey”. A textile artist traces the journey from inspiration to exhibition with examples of her work and journals. Cost £3 members, £5 visitors. Pay on the door. Visitors welcome.
All Talks and Workshops are held in All Hallows Centre, Greenhill Road, Liverpool L18 6JJ (unless otherwise stated)
TUDOR SPEKE GROUP PROJECT:
Link to information about the project and photographs for inspiration
visit to Speke Hall, May 2019
Chair’s Chat for July 2019 is available, just follow the link…
We had a very enjoyable Workshop with Sheila Conchie on Saturday 20th July where we constructed five-sided caskets. Have a look at some photos here…
students work at 5 sided casket workshop, July 2019
Tickets are available for 2019 NW Regional Day & AGM. Cost £29. Please apply to Hilary secretary@megonline.co.uk. Speaker is Val Hughes author of Felt and Fibre Art. Refreshments and lunch included in ticket price
“The Mapping Project” textile exhibition is on until 19th July in Fashion Hub, Gildart St, Liverpool L3 8ET. Artists explore the meaning of the place the call Home through geography, culture, history and their perception of being there. Have a look at some photos of the exhibition here…
AUSTRALIA by Ruth Spence, Anne Maree Kelly, Marilyn Dear, Margaret Adama, Carolyn Clausen, Sue Russel, Doris Gordon, Rhonda Porter, Lynne Britten, Judi Nikoleski, Daniella Glassop, Anne Kempton, Wilma Simmons, The Mapping Project, Fashion Hub, Liverpool 2019
It was National Stitch Day 2019 on Saturday 22nd June and Vicky, Hilary, Liz, Karen, Brenda and Dilys met up in the magnificent setting of the Great Hall in Speke Hall, Liverpool for an afternoon of stitch. Brenda brought the Endeavour cloak and we had our MEG banner as examples of stitch. We were working on the slips for our ongoing Tudor Speke project. Visitors showed a lot of interest in our work and some had a go at some stitching. Photos available to view, just click here…
a young visitor is having a go at stitching with MEG at National Stitch Day @ Speke Hall 2019
Our Endeavour exhibition in Sefton Park Palm House has now ended. We have some photos of this exhibition , just click here to see them..
Endeavour exhibition at Sefton Park Palm House 2019
We have photographs!! Photos of all the exhibits from our recent sensational Endeavour exhibition may be viewed here…
PHILANGA’S WEDDING DRESS by Gill Roberts, hand and machine embroidery, Endeavour exhibition, Liverpool Cathedral, Sept 2018
CONTEMPORARY THREADS, a new textile arts group based in Liverpool
NW Regional Day 2018 was held in Leyland on Saturday 21st April 2018 and Merseyside Young Embroiderers’ won First, Second and Third prizes in the YE Kathleen Mansfield Award!! Well done Merseyside YE!! And congratulations to our YE Leader Val Heron!! Have a look at some photos of the day here….
Merseyside Young Embroiderers won First, Second and Third prizes Kathleen Mansfield Award at NW Regional Day, Leyland 2018. Awards presented by James Fox. Congratulations to all
Dilys Parry, one of our members, generously organised a trip to Kendal on Saturday 3rd
Dilys Parry in Kendal 2017
June to view the Quaker Tapestry. We had a very enjoyable day with sunshine all the way! The Quaker Tapestry Exhibition Centre staff were very friendly and informative, and the cafe served delicious food as well! Unfortunately we were not permitted to photograph any of the embroideries, but many thanks to Gill Roberts for the lovely photographs of our group.
MEG visit to Kendal to see the Quaker Tapestry, June 2017
Stitch Me a River by Ann Rogers, 1995
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