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Other Places to Visit
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Other Places to Visit
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Site for the National Guild, including locations of other branches, the bookshop and links to Stitch and Embroidery on the web |
| Embroiderers Guild Young Embroiderers | Site for members of the Guild's Young Embroiderers, with a range of projects and activities, along with information and support for teachers. |
| The Embroiderers Guild of America | EGA was established in New York in 1958 as a branch of The Embroiderers' Guild of London (established 1906). EGA withdrew from the London Guild in 1970 and The Embroiderers' Guild of America came into being. |
| The Embroiderers Guild, Victoria Austrailia | The Guild commenced in 1960 and has approximately 2000 members throughout Victoria, Australia |
| The Embroiderers Guild of Queensland | In 1964, four Queensland members of The Embroiderers’ Guild of New South Wales began monthly meetings in members’ homes. Four years later in 1968 about 30 people became The Queensland Embroiderers’ Guild. |
| The Embroiderers Guild of South Australia | In 1963 a group of enthusiastic embroiderers in South Australia formed a Branch of the newly-formed Embroiderers' Guild of New South Wales. Two years later in 1965 they felt sufficiently confident to form the Embroiderers' Guild of South Australia and affiliated with the Embroiderers' Guild in London. |
| Embroiderers Guild of Western Australia | The Embroiderers' Guild of WA (Inc) was founded in 1969 by Rusty Walkley. The 500+ members choose to belong to one of the groups located throughout the state, from Albany to Geraldton, or to remain as lone members. |
| Association of New Zealand Embroiderers Guild | The Association is the National Body representing over 3,000 members in more than 60 Guilds throughout New Zealand . |
| The Young Embroiderers | The Young Embroiderers web pages are for anyone who's interested in textile art and craft, but especially for children and young people. |
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Threads and accessories. A long standing supporter of the Guild, and Supporters of the Regional Day 'Madeira sponsored Lecture' |
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