Show and Tell

Inspired by Elizabeth

Designed by Gay Ann Rogers and stitched by chapter member Fran Roscello

 

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Glenville Senior Center

Chapter member Sherry McCredie is exhibiting some of her work at the Glenville Senior Center

 

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Fortune Cats

Japanese Embroidery Center

Stitched by chapter member Christene Thurston

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Bouquet Ship

Japanese Embroidery Center

Stitched by chapter member Christene Thurston

This was the 2024 EGA National Seminar piece from the Japanese Embroidery Center.  It was a lovely piece to introduce new stitchers to the delicate nature of Japanese embroidery.  The design expresses humility.   The simple flowers in the boat represent people who have gone on a trip and are returning home with humble gifts of wildflowers for those who await them on the shore (represented by more simple flowers).

 

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Moroccan Lanterns

Designed by Valentina Grub

Stitched by chapter member Bonnie Urso

 

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Herons On The River

Japanese Embroidery Center

Stitched by chapter member Christene Thurston

“Herons on the River” is a design from the Japanese Embroidery Center.  The herons depicted are symbols of peace and divinity in Japanese folklore, representing the unique ability to move seamlessly between earth, air and water.  The piece evokes calmness, balance and harmony.