July 2018
June 2018
May 2018
Layers of Stitch
Embroiderers’ Guild Grantham
Creative
Women Exhibition
Belton House, Nr Grantham
25th
May 2018 onwards
(until
the end of the National Trust Season)
Featuring
Textile and Embroidered work inspired by
Lady Marian
Alford, her work and designs.
Names of members of
Layers of Stitch who have contributed to the
embroidery for Belton House:
The Parasol
put
together by Carole Wright
Sunflowers Blue Flowers
Dreda
Farmer
Kay Carne
Penny
Gibson
Jenny Fay
Diane
Marriott
Ros Griffin
Kate
Pike
June Heycock
Gwen
Williams
Joy Kitchen
The Mannequin
dressed by Annette Cooke Marion Fraser and Margaret Beattie
and
contributed to by
Joan
Asken Kaye Mundy
Sue
Cork Kate Pike
Pam
Dawson Ruth Walton
Marion
Fraser
Sheila Willatts
Penny
Gibson
Gwen Williams
Marian
Jackson
Carole Wright
Other pieces:
Cushions
– Sandi
Macmillan-Bunn x 2, on chair
Michelle
Maloney – in glass case
Dorothy Short – in glass case
Pin
Cushion, needle case, and panel – Mary
Bomphrey; Assisi –type embroidery, image taken from one of the chairs in
the Yellow Bedroom.
Dorothy Short - two wall panels,
one of which is by the fire-place;
a
bag, which is in the tall glass case, along with the other wall panel.
Dorothy Short - 2
small panels of Crab-apples – image taken from the fire-screen in the Yellow
Bedroom, which are mounted in the large
gilt
frame,
along with a sunflower by Marian
Jackson. Free machine
embroidered.
The
Fan – Michele Maloney.
Silk
Fan with free machine embroidery – design board included.
Deirdre
Collins – Thistle, in frame, inspiration taken from an image on the piece
designed for Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.
Wendy Walder - Blackwork Crab
Apples – worked in red,
accompanied
by sketchbook.
Ros Willis - design taken from
one of Marian Alford’s colourful embroideries, worked in neutral colours, in
box frame. Design work in portfolio.
Lucy Marsland – yellow and blue
flowers and leaves in Irish flower crochet, in box frame.
Francesca Robinson – Leek-type
embroidery, in embroidery frame.
Marion Fraser – small blue flower
embroidery, similar to those on the parasol, in embroidery frame.
Sue Cork – two fragments from
the bed-hangings in the Yellow Bedroom, including Marian Alford’s monogram,
framed in blue.
Carole Wright – two fragments, one
a monogram and one of the ribbons on the piece which was originally for Queen
Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, and not used, framed traditionally.
Both
of these hang over the mantelpiece.
Sue Cork – tapestry Heron
with frog in its beak, taken from one of the tapestry chairs in the Yellow
Bedroom.
Jenny Fay – two framed pieces
of clematis on green silk, and sunflower/chrysanthemum
on brown satin, mounted as a roundel.
Gwen Williams - flower wreath on
Indian brocade, mounted on orange/red silk.
Kate Pike – wall panel ‘a
faded rose’, using background technique learned in a recent workshop at the
local Embroiderers’ Guild,
and
framed piece – goldwork flower with spider.
Joy Melton – Sunflower in a box
frame.
June Heywood – Small velvet bag,
random smocking technique.
Kaye Mundy – Sunflowers in a
pot, mounted on yellow silk.
Embroiderers’
Guild
National
Celebration of
Stitch
Layers
of Stitch, Embroiderers Guild Grantham
Come
and join us
Saturday 4th August 2018
The Orangery,
Belton House
Join us and add a few stitches to a
piece of embroidery.
April 2018
20th March Workshop
March 2018, meeting and progress
February 2018, meeting and progress
January 2018 Work in Progress
Images from Belton
Lady Marian Alford
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