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Images tagged "Merseyside Embroiderers Guild"

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having designed the embroidery Grace began to stitch it in chain stitch
Children in Sreepur orphanage, Bangladesh embroidered these squares . They will be combined with YE squares to form a wall hanging which will be on display at our Christmas Party 2013
this photo shows the group of girls in Sreepur who embroidered these squares
Emma is embroidering her name with chain stitch
Grace is using a variety of colours to embroider her name
one of our group hard at work
Zoe's completed square
Emma's completed square
Maisie's completed square.
Grace's completed square
Sophie's completed square
"The Estuary", the lower panel of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph showing the making of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
"Rocks and River", the centre panel of the WATERFALL PORJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph showing the making of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
"The Waterfall", top panel of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
some members of Merseyside Embroiderers' Guild who worked on the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph showing the making of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph showing the making of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph of Merseyside Young Embroiderers' (with Margaret Gold) working on the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
detail of "The Estuary", part of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
photograph showing the making of the WATERFALL PROJECT in Liverpool Women's Hospital
Goldwork corset by Gill Roberts
Corset by Gill Roberts
Janet Wilkinson receiving a bouquet as she retires from the MEG Committee
Chris Bennett receiving a bouquet as she retires from the MEG Committee
slide of wedding corset made by Gill Roberts
slide of early "pair of bodices" which became known as corsets
slide of elaborate stomachers, fitted over the edge of the corset and overlaced
slide of early home-made corsets, showing extensive quilting and embroidery, with cording used for support instead of whalebones
machine embroidered corset made by Gill Roberts
slide of carved wooden busks, dating from 1796-1821
Slide of children's corsets, used for "beauty" and health
Slide of children's corsets, used for "beauty" and health
slide of Victorian maternity corsets
slide of a nursing corset, a skeleton corset, and a ribbon corset
slide of the "Pretty Housemaid" corset, dating from 1890
slide of corset advertisements
the invention of the steel eyelet in 1828 made an immediate difference
slide showing Victorian tight-lacing
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