Monmouth Chapter EGA invites you
To Join our class!
Mr. Sparkles by Dawn Donnelly is coming in the fall of 2024. Registration is closed
.JPG)
Announcing SOTM 2025
GRACE by Orna Willis
This design is stitched on 12” X 12” 18 count canvas.
Suggested threads are:
Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays, Needlepoint Inc. Silk Needlepoint Inc. Gloriana Strand Silk Highland, Access Commodities Trebizond, Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays, and Threadworx Stranded Floss.
The Group will receive instructions on the 1st of each month and will meet on zoom the first Thursday of the month at 7 pm.
To register: Please send your check for $20 made out to Monmouth Chapter EGA to Ellen
Deadline to register: November 30, 2024
Announcing SOTM 2025
GRACE by Orna Willis
This design is stitched on 12” X 12” 18 count canvas.
Suggested threads are:
Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays, Needlepoint Inc. Silk Needlepoint Inc. Gloriana Strand Silk Highland, Access Commodities Trebizond, Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays, and Threadworx Stranded Floss.
The Group will receive instructions on the 1st of each month and will meet on zoom the first Thursday of the month at 7 pm.
To register: Please send your check for $20 made out to Monmouth Chapter EGA to Ellen Saines at 8 Manitoba Way, Marlboro, NJ 07746 for registration and directions.
Deadline to register: November 30, 2024
Monmouth Sunday Group Class, lead by Ginny
The Sunday Group will be hosting a 3-month Back to Basics class of basic stitchery information,that all Monmouth members are invited to attend. Classes will be on
To register, email Ginny at by December 31, 2024.
Class Description: Fabrics, threads, needles, hoops, frames - where do you start? Back to Basics will give you a working knowledge of the stitchery basics that we're supposed to know, but do we?
If you are a newer stitcher, this is the stuff you're supposed to learn but no one ever really teaches
you. If you are an experienced stitcher, perhaps it's time for a review or maybe, just maybe, time to catch up on stuff that slid under the radar. The class is not meant to be an end-all, be-all, but to give you a working knowledge of stitchery basics that we all should have a handle on. This in turn gives you what you need to know to be comfortable forging on in any direction you want to go.
This class was written as a 6-lesson course, but I've also presented it in three 2-hour sessions. Comprehensive handouts will be provided for each lesson, that may be kept for future reference along with any notes that you take during the classes. Do understand that this class is not about stitching
"finished projects".
For those that may be interested, I will follow up with a zoom (at everyone's convenience) of 10 basic embroidery stitches that everyone should be comfortable with, and a small sampler may be stitched using them. This follow-up is optional.
The three classes will run as follows:
• January: Types or stitching fabrics and types of stitching threads
• February: Needles, tools, hoops, frames, and stands
• March: Starting/ending stitching threads; transferring patterns to the stitching fabric, reading a
chart