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Embroidery Courses at the Royal College of Needlework

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angieh

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Hampshire, UK

Joined: Aug 2009

Posts: 490

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20-08-2009, 08:01 PM

Embroidery Courses at the Royal College of Needlework

I have the new course pamphlet from the RCN which I would be more than happy to pass on to anyone interested. First come, etc. Please PM me your postal address.

dandysmom

Fondly Remembered

Washington, DC USA

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20-08-2009, 10:23 PM

Re: Embroidery Courses at the Royal College of Needlework

Oh Angie, trip down memory lane: when I was doing crewel regularly I got some patterns from them! Lovely, haven't thought of them in years!

angieh

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Hampshire, UK

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Posts: 490

20-08-2009, 10:45 PM

Re: Embroidery Courses at the Royal College of Needlework

I wish I were that clever - I only get their mailshots because I bought an embroidery kit from them as a present for a friend once! Some of the illustrations in the pamphlet are so beautiful. I'm afraid I just couldn't be that patient.