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Brazilian
Dimensional Embroidery
Information Guide
The following needlework links are for your enjoyment.
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 Brazilian
Embroidery presented by JDR Brazilian Elegance
Specializing in Brazilian Embroidery Designs & Kits but providing stitchers with
much more! Stumpwork, Silk Ribbon, Punchneedle, Gold Work, Redwork and Crazy
Quilting stitchers will find we have a lot to offer. EdMar Threads, Rajmahal Art
Silk Thread, Sadi & Shisha, a huge selection of Stitchery Books and Notions.
Retail & Wholesale.
Striving To Keep You Wrapped In Stitches! |
 Brazilian
Embroidery, Punchneedle and the supplies that go with it! |
 
The Embroiderers' Guild of America, Inc., (EGA), was formed for the express purpose of fostering the art of needlework and associated arts. EGA seeks to promote cooperation and the exchange of ideas among those who are engaged in needlework throughout the world by encouraging a high standard of design and technique in embroidery. EGA provides a center to be used as a bureau of education and information regarding the art of embroidery for all guild members. It is our purpose to conduct instruction and research in the art of needlework and to distribute related materials and publications to members and to the public.
The Embroiderers' Guild of America, Inc. is the sponsor of that mailing list.
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The National Academy of Needlearts is an organization devoted to the advancement of embroidery as an art form.
Its goal is to uphold the highest standards in the needlearts by providing excellence in education to all those interested in furthering their embroidery skills as teachers, judges, artists, designers, authors, and technically proficient embroiderers. |
The Needlework Guild of Minnesota is a non-profit educational organization founded to promote high quality in the art of needlework. Membership provides an opportunity for the interchange of ideas among people interested in stitchery. Time and talent are given freely so the result is a group for all levels of learning. Our members enjoy fellowship with enthusiasm that is contagious and works to the benefit of everyone. |
 Founded in 1964, INRG is a guild of independent, retail needlework shop owners working with other shop owners. Shops belonging to INRG represent all facets of the needleart industry. Independent
shop owners are the primary members of INRG; Auxiliary Members include manufacturers, designers, teachers, and distributors.
Their mission is to promote, stimulate, and encourage the continual growth of the needlework industry |
 As the leading voice for craft in America, the American Craft Council is dedicated to promoting understanding and appreciation of contemporary American craft. We are committed to developing vital education programs that elevate, expand, modernize and enhance the image of craft
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The Charted Designers Association is a nonprofit organization formed in 1979 to standardize and promote the charted design industry. It is made up of design companies, designers and suppliers specializing in the field of printed needlework charts, kits and patterns.
Originally titled Charted Designers of America, the organization underwent a reorganization in 2002, which included changing the group name to Charted Designers Association. This new name reflects the growth of the needlework industry worldwide, and the group encompasses needlework designers from many countries. |
 The Embroiderers' Guild is the UK's leading craft
organization, a self-funding educational charity and registered museum which promotes embroidery and provides access to its resources and skills for the benefit of the whole community.
The Guild promotes embroidery as being all work stitched or derived from stitch. |
 DANISH WEAVING CENTER
Turid Uthaug, Director
Fjelstrupvej 34
6100 - Haderslev, Denmark
Telephone: +(45) 74 52 76 75
Telefax: +(45) 74 53 42 22
E-mail: wcenter@mail.danbbs.dk
Web site: www.weaving-center.dk |
International Old Lacers Inc. |
Embroiderers Association of Canada |
American Needlepoint Guild |
SAGA Smocking Guild |
CHINA INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY FOR WEAVING AND EMBROIDERY |
The Japanese Embroidery Center
2727 Spalding Drive, Dunwoody, GA 30350
Phone: 770.390-0617 Fax: 770/512-7837
e-mail: info@japaneseembroidery.com |
TNNA is an
international trade organization
representing companies specializing in upscale needlearts products and supplies.
TNNA's membership is comprised of businesses that create and market handpainted needlepoint canvases, hand-dyed and specialty crochet and knitting yarns, embroidery, needlepoint and cross-stitch, kits, embellishments, furniture, notions, gifts, books, publications, accessories, tools and more.
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National Polymer Clay Guild is a non-profit organization. The Guild's objectives are to educate the public about polymer clay, and to study and promote an interest in the use of polymer clay as an artistic medium by:
* Publicizing polymer clay work to galleries and museums as well as the public;
* Fostering education through sharing information, giving demonstrations and conducting workshops; and
* Developing opportunities for polymer clay artists to show their work to the public and to engage in public service activities. |
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