Linda found these old friends in the archives and after a little tlc, in the form of wood glue, they are ready and working again. I thought with 2 new members and with our 25th anniversary this year I would post a little BB history every now and then.
The group was formed in the autumn of 1990 by 9 students who had completed Part 2 of City and Guilds Embroidery at Brunel College with tutor, Mary Youles. They wanted to discuss and evaluate their work and hold regular workshops, developing their work within a supportive and friendly environment. Their first exhibition was in Chepstow in 1991 with A level students from Stroud College and ceramic students from Cardiff College. It was a steep learning curve with so much to organize. (more to follow. Alison and Carolyn, founder members may remember this exhibition, it was before I joined))
Thursday 26 February 2015
Tuesday 24 February 2015
Monday 23 February 2015
preliminary sketches
Gifts through the post
After our last meeting Louise asked me if I needed any more fabrics for my project for Nature in Art. Through the post came these lovely old pieces of stitched cloth. Thank you Louise. It has given me more ideas about another piece of work that could have 'bits' as Louise called them in from friends all pieced together. That will have to wait a while.
Friday 20 February 2015
Hand Stitching, Friends and Coffee
This is Susi and Kay stitching and drinking coffee in a coffee shop in Bath yesterday. Seems to me to be the perfect combination
Sunday 15 February 2015
Friday 13 February 2015
Another BB Meeting day
Another Meeting Day today - filled with activity and discussion - sharing work, planning the forthcoming Exhibition 'Inside Out' for Nature in Art and interviewing for a new member (more exciting news to follow)
Quick glimpses of work from Carolyn, Carla and Alison
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Alison,
Carla,
Carolyn,
Exhibitions,
Nature in Art,
work in progress
Friday 6 February 2015
Marlborough Embroiderers Guild
On Monday of this week Susi gave a talk about the Brunel Broderers to Marlborough Embroiderers Guild. Liz, Julie and Kay went with her and we had a wonderful time. Everyone loved Susi's talk and they made us all feel very welcome.
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