Classes
Our Education chair is always asking members to think of projects. If you have a suggestion, contact Rose at R2farms1980@mail.com
Anyone is welcome to join us to learn new embroidery techniques, stitch fun projects or to get help with an embroidery project.
A Glance of Projects for 2024
April - Finishing Country Garden Stocking
by Posy Lough
May - Beginning Hardanger Bookmark
Kit Available
June - Finish Hardanger Bookmark
July - Landscape Felting Workshop with
Dani Ives. Kit Available
August - Beginning Flat Peyote Beading
Kit Available
September - Finish Flat Peyote Beading
October - Humbug Chicken Project
Pattern Available
November - Free Stitch
December - Christmas Ornament Exchange
All meetings will be at the usual location at the Shiloh Museum, Springdale, AR
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NEWSLETTER
OUR CHAPTER PUBLISHES A NEWSLETTER
at the beginning of each month.
No newsletter published in December or January
If you would like an email copy of the newsletter please contact Miriam at acacia@ipa.net
The newsletter will list all supplies needed
for the monthly projects
About Us
Our Story
The Embroiderers' Guild of America (EGA) was established in New York in 1958 as a branch of The Embroiderers' Guild of London. EGA withdrew from the London Guild in 1970 and The Embroiderers' Guild of America came into being. EGA is made up of 13 regions across the US and Canada.
Our chapter was chartered in 1995. Our members live all over Northwest Arkansas - Bella Vista, Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale, Fayetteville, Prairie Creek - and southern Missouri. We welcome anyone interested in stitching with a threaded needle to visit one of our meetings.
Meeting Times
10 AM - Third Saturday
Meetings are held at the Shiloh Museum in Springdale at the
Shiloh Museum of Ozark History's meeting hall, located at 121 West Huntsville Avenue, one block north of the museum, in downtown Springdale. The parking lot is accessible from Price Avenue.
A map of the meeting location can be found in the current chapter newsletter.
Become A Member of EGA
Primary dues is $66 a year which includes the chapter, region and national dues as well as a quarterly national magazine, "Needle Arts," an education catalog, access to the EGA lending library and numerous educational opportunities.
New membership or renewals for current members can be done electronically or mailed to EGA Headquarters. For information on the new dues payment procedure contact our chapter membership chairman.
Membership chairman : rhondadavis73@yahoo.com.