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NameEmail Address
Phone number
What type(s) of lecture are you willing to present virtually?What type(s) of embroidery are you willing to teach virtually as a class?
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Celeste Chalasaniceleste@celestechalasani.com9256282598Contemporary Stumpwork vs. Raised Embroidery, Shisha Embroidery, Sericulture Industry in IndiaStumpwork
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Debbie Rowleydebbie@debbeesdesigns.com5017304519changing colors for counted canvas designs, simple ornamentcounted canvas
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India Hayford7briarrose@gmail.com3075771148Yemenite Jewish/Israeli Yemenite Embroidery; The Embroidery of Mariska KaraszYemenite Jewish/Israeli Yemenite Embroidery
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Kim Sanderscorpnomad@aol.com18285131550"The History of Needles & Pins", "A History of Smocking", "Overview of Shading in Surface Embroidery"Surface embroidery, crewel embroidery, silk ribbon embroidery, pulled and drawn thread, English and Lattice smocking, stumpwork (raised & padded embroidery)
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Carol Curriercpeao47@gmail.com17047713442None at this timeCrewel Embroidery
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Mary Alice SintonMaryelvis@sbcglobal.net7138499848Japanese Silk Embroidery and Japanese Bead embroideryJapanese Silk or Bead Embroidery
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Kathy Andrewskathy@theunbrokenthread.com5152909901"Elizabethan Embroidery and the Trevelyon Miscellany of 1608" and
"The Unbroken Thread Sampler Collection: The Makers and their Samplers"		none at this time
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Relics in Situ (Erin Moody and Christy Baty)
relicsinsitu@gmail.com4153782269Historical NeedleworkHistorical Needlework
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Sheryl DeJongsdejong@verizon.net7034358525The First Ladies and their Embroidery from Martha Washington to Barbara Bush. Deerfield Embroidery. Embroidered and Beaded First Ladies Gowns at the Smithsonian, 200 Years of the History of Embroidery showing objects from the Textile Collection at the Smithsonian, The Sampler Collection at the Smithsonian. none
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Deborah Mitekineedlework@sbcglobal.net7343476841None at this time...Silk Ribbon Embroidery & Surface Embroidery on canvas, congress cloth and silk dupioni etc. Hardanger in the works!
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Mary Alice SintonMaryelvis@sbcglobal.net7138499848Japanese Silk Embroidery and Japanese Bead embroideryJapanese Silk or Bead Embroidery
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Kurdy Biggsthreedles@comcast.net7202368183noneCounted Canvas
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Diane Herrmanndianelynn.herrmann@gmail.com3126238555"Seven Symmetries: (Mathematcs!) and Border Patterns", "Weaving Hope: Maya Textiles and their Meanings"canvas work
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Laura Smith4laurasmith@gmail.com70465092237 Ways of Color Contrast, The Challenge: Stitching a Series; Dissolve, Sparkle, Crunch: Creating Texture with Mixed Media, morePainting backgrounds to stitch, surface embroidery with mixed media, color, design
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Mendie Cannon
mendie@bestitched.biz or velcro5101@gmail.com
8172916403History and materialsBrazilian Embroidery
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Jane Ellen Balzuweitjaneellens@juno.com9378905276Pulled thread (working on 2 new ones, ready after first of the yearWhitework, Hardanger, Pulled Thread, Casalguidi, Stumpwork
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Angela DeForestroxi1013@gmail.com9413230362Needlepoint Treasures in th DAR MuseumN/A
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Catherine Jordanjordancd@verizon.net18043145755Creating Needlework Maps 1 hour Zoom lectureAny class on my web site can be contracted to be taught as an online class. Minimum enrollment of 20 kits required. Contact with class through email. See web site for details: www.CatherinesDesigns.net
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Margaret Kinseymakincdesigns@aol.com4073752969East Asian Embroidery, Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery, Silk from Legend to Today, Metal Thread and Its History, RozashiSilk and Metal Thread, Metal Thread, Rozashi, Silk Ribbon and Japanese Embroidery.
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katherine diuguidkatdiuguiddesigns@gmail.com7046778814"The Making of the Burgo de Osma Retable Sampler", "Consuelo: The Glitter of a Dollar Duchess", "Stitching Light: Building Color with Threads", further topics can include: investigating color theory applied to goldwork embroidery, Opus Anglicanum, and contemporary embroiderers to follow schedule full for 2021 for virtual classes
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HEATHER SHULICKensignredshu@gmail.com2244200208WeavingBeading/Mixed Media
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Jennifer Riefenbergjennifer@artofsunshine.com3032502015Color, Design, How a Judges Views EmbroideryMost forms though have more offerings in canvas, stumpwork, painted canvas, counted thread, color, design
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Sara Zanderladystitch@aol.com4157104395•Crazy Quilting, Alive and Kicking/ 125 'slides' of full history, conservation, techniques and modern artists' interpretations. Q & A period and Free Pattern to distribute to attendees. •Crazy Quilting; Modern applications, beginner & up, Needle Book/Wish Pocket •Beadwork 'Inchies" Brooch/ Ornament, all levels
•Ribbonwork 'mint tin' cover, all levels
•Detailed description and technical considerations available upon request.
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Susan Hoekstrasusan@needlepointinstruction.com19085091475Color, Design, History of Berlin Work, Teaching TeachersCanvas Embellishment
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Dolores Andrewdosigns7@gmail.com14108828317
Lectures/Presentations include: What a Judge Looks for, Amish Quilts, American Samplers, Barn Quilts, Three Historic Embroideries, Italian Embroidery Treasures of the Renaissance, You Can Say That Again ( a study of the design principle of Repetition), A Stitcher's View of the Bayeux Tapestry.
 crewel-- (basic or intermediate )/ Casalguidi
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Toni Gerdestonigerdes@aol.com7192070293
Whatever you would like. I have one title Art of Japanese Internment Camps. I have one that is called Additions to Stitching (Techniques to add interest to stitching).
Any of my canvas classes - please see my website for photos and descriptions, www.toni gerdes.com
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Ailish Hendersonailish@mrxstitch.com
+447943803849
‘From stories to stitch, Using Textiles to embroider your story’
'Maker: Mended - What is your repair?'
'Stitched Collage Portraits'
'Creating a personal narrative'
'Creative Sketchbooks'
'Butchery, a journey through dress making'		Bonding and fusing
Stitched Collage Portraits
Stitched Collage Portraits development
Repair x Making: Boro
Creative Sketchbooks
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Kay StanisKstanis@the-gilded-edge.com9207359394Please see the website: www.the-gilded-edge.com
Many different techniques. See my website: www.the-gilded-edge.com
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Pat OlskiPatOlski@yahoo.com2014034163
The History and Making of Dorset Buttons, The Embroidery of Karin Larsson,
Swedish Embroidery Techniques,
Traditional , Regional, and Contemporary Embroidery on Knitted Fabrics, Embroidery Embellished Knitting Around the World
Moravian Embroidery
Dorset Buttons: beginner, intermediate, and jewelry classes available
Counted Swedish Embroidery Techniques,
Swedish Regional Embroidery
Non- counted Swedish Embroidery
Traditional Embroidery on Knitted Fabrics
Embroidery Techniques to Embellish your Knitting
Tvistsom Embroidery - a counted Swedish Technique
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Cynthia Steinhoffcksteinhoff@gmail.com4106476451
Quaker samplers - from her collection, history, culture & education, origins, comparisons within the Mid-Atlantic region. Cynthia will also customize a lecture based on the group's interest.
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Cynthia Steinhoffcksteinhoff@gmail.com4106476451
I lecture on topics relating to samplers made in the Mid-Atlantic states. I can supply you with a list of the lectures and am also able to develop others. If you would like the list, please contact me at the email address above. I am the co-author of Delaware Discoveries: Girlhood Embroidery 1750-1850 with Dr. Gloria Seaman Allen, published in 2019 and served as a researcher on the National Endowment for the Arts project to research and document Delaware samplers from 2013 through 2016. In addition to Delaware, I have lectures covering samplers in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
See below for lectures
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Lianne van Leyen, 1897 Schoolhouse Samplers
lianne@1897schoolhousesamplers.ca6138260780
Underpinned by a diverse collection of 320+ antique samplers dated from 1726 to 1978, the UK, U.S.A., Europe and Canada, Lianne self-publishes patterns, writes magazine articles, leads retreats, presents and contributes to podcasts. She also has a diverse collection of antique needlework tools and ephemera and related print resources. She works as a domestic interpreter / historic cook at Upper Canada Village and is committed to increasing exposure and interest in historic needlework.

I am interested in offering my services as a lecturer in general, but am particularly interested in contributing to one of your virtual lectures.

If you visit my website, www.1897schoolhousesamplers.ca, under the In Person drop down menu, you will find the page Events & Presentations. There you will find a listing of my work as a presenter, retreat leader and during in person events.

To hear some of my early work as a guest on podcasts, please see the Media page, from there you can play the podcasts I have contributed to.

Please also see my Instagram and Facebook account for images and written content about my work. Both of which can be found by searching my business name, 1897 Schoolhouse Samplers.

Finally, if your members are interested in a curated list of book titles relating to needlework generally, and samplers more specifically, they can find a through list under the Resources tab and on the On the Bookshelf page.

Thank you for considering my proposal,
Lianne van Leyen
1897 Schoolhouse Samplers
I am a self-taught cross stitcher, so do not believe I would meet the criteria to teach for the EGA.
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Lianne van Leyen, 1897 Schoolhouse Samplers
lianne@1897schoolhousesamplers.ca6138260780Antique schoolgirl samplers, needlework tools and ephemera
I am interested in offering my services as a lecturer. I am a self-taught cross-stitcher, so do not believe I would meet the criteria to teach for the EGA.
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Cynthia Shank Steinhoffcksteinhoff@gmail.com4106476451
I lecture about samplers. Please request my current list of lectures by emailing me at cksteinhoff@gmail.com .
I do not teach embroidery.
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Liz Tapperliz@theartoftheneedle.co.uk
+447956536242
Already presenting a lecture on goldwork for you in September.
Wide range, including crewel, goldwork, whitework, silk shading, blackwork, canvas shading, opus anglicanum, stumpwork, etc.
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