ONLINE VIDEO MEETINGS
Monthly meetings this fall will be via the Zoom utility. If you don't have the Zoom connection info (distributed in the newsletter) please email cegguelph@gmail.com.
| 10 am Tues Sept 7 | Registration and Chat | |
| 10 am Tues Sept 21 | Dr. Susan Kay-Williams, Chief Executive and Exhibition Curator of the Royal School of Needlework will talk - live - on the topic With Just a Needle and Thread | |
| 10 am Tues Oct 5 | Stitch 'n Chat | |
| 10 am Tues Oct 19 | Growing Wild: Dandelion Tryptich | |
| 10 am Tues Nov 2 | Stitch 'n Chat | |
| 10 am Tues Nov 16 | Christmas Workshop #1 | |
| 10 am Tues Nov 30 | Christmas Workshop #2 | |
| Check your newsletter for Zoom details or email us. | ||
CLASSES
We plan to continue to hold online gatherings for our programs and Stitch ‘n Chat sessions from September to end of November. For the meeting schedule see above. For the meeting links, please email us. All members will receive a copy of our August newsletter with the details.
Unfortunately, we are finding that live classes are not on the cards for January. We do plan to have 5 classes for the Jan-Apr 2022 term. These will be online. Classes are now listed on the Classes page and the class Registration Form is available on the Resources page.
MEMBERSHIP
ALL MEMBERSHIPS
For the 2021-22 year, all memberships will continue at $40.
OPEN HOUSE
At this time, it’s a disappointment to say that it’s looking like we will have to forego our Open House for a second year. Please watch this space for any changes.
NEWS
- Classes for Winter 2022
November 21, 2021
Class information has now been released! Have a look at what is on offer for January, download the Registration Form from the Resources page and sign up! If a class has fewer than 4 people signing up by December 13 then it will be cancelled. Class assignments will be announced December 15. Classes begin January 18.
- Scottish Diaspora Tapestry: Canada panels
November 9, 2021
News flash!
The Scottish Diaspora Tapestry is here in Canada! Well, the 37 panels that pertain to Canada are here in Guelph at the Guelph Civic Museum for a quick exhibition from November 9-28.
These tapestries were stitched by various groups in Canada and the Guelph panel was, of course, stitched by members of the CEGG!
CEGG members also worked with others to finish 2 panels that had not been completed (The Hector and the Nova Scotia panel). So, a lot of our stitchers are represented!
The Guelph Civic Museum is open Tues-Sun 10 am – 5 pm and admission for Adults or Seniors is $6.
guelphmuseums.ca www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
GALLERY
