Clubs
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Junior Stitchers Clubs are open to girls and boys ages 5 to 16 and are sponsored by The Embroiderers' Guild NSW Inc.
Club Leaders and assistants are drawn from the local Embroiderers' Guild Group and have Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance.
Creative Kids vouchers can be used towards workshops. Click here for more information or use this link https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-creative-kids-voucher
Club Leaders and assistants are drawn from the local Embroiderers' Guild Group and have Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance.
Creative Kids vouchers can be used towards workshops. Click here for more information or use this link https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-creative-kids-voucher
To find out more about our Clubs phone Guild on 02 9743 2501 or Contact Us. Here is a list of our current Clubs in NSW.
Concord West
Contact Guild office Email info@embroiderersguildnsw.org.au Tel: 02 9743 2501
Meetings held in School Holidays - dates and times to be advised
Meets at 76 Queen St, Concord West NSW 2138
With the emphasis on fun and creativity workshops are arranged during school holidays to teach girls and boys how to stitch and learn about textiles and create interesting projects.
Each year in January special workshops are run as part of our Summer School program. Check out the Juniors Workshops page for details.
Stitching can be addictive and rewarding and this is a great way to introduce young people to a skill (or even a future profession) which no doubt will endure in the years ahead.
Want to know more? See contact details above.
Meetings held in School Holidays, dates and times to be advised
Meets at Crawford House, 10 Wardell Rd, Alstonville NSW 2477
The Guild recognises that very little formal needlecraft is taught in schools today so members of the Junior Stitchers are exposed to needle and fibre arts.
They make fun things, discover textiles and learn about fibre while experimenting with colour and stitches.
Want to know more? See contact details above
Meetings held 3rd Sunday of the month (Feb-Nov) 10am - 2pm
Meets at A.R.C.C. Tarcutta St, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Although Wagga Wagga "JEMS" (Junior Embroidery Members) are small in numbers at present they are all very keen to learn new stitches and make fun projects.
They have recently completed a Butterfly using Dupion silk with a free choice of stitch and a small Velvet Bag featuring Open Chain stitch.
Looking forward to many more beautiful works from the JEMS and picking up more friends as we go.
Why not come along and join in the fun, we would love to welcome you! Just contact us on the details shown above if you would like to know more.
Meetings:3rd Saturday of the month 1pm - 4pm (during school term)
Meets at Tarrawanna Community Hall, 51 Meadow Street, Tarrawanna
Our Wollongong Junior Stitchers Club has been active for many years. At the beginning of the meeting we try to introduce a new stitch which is followed by a new project and some time to work on a previously commenced project.
A newsletter is sent out each month during term with a reminder of the meeting date and time.
We are very proud of the efforts of our Juniors as they learn new stitching techniques through Primary school into the higher grades of Secondary school. We have even helped several HSC students prepare their major work for examination.
We have lots of fun doing creative things so why not come along (even bring a friend) and see what we do.
Meetings held in School Holidays - dates and times to be advised
Meets at 76 Queen St, Concord West NSW 2138
With the emphasis on fun and creativity workshops are arranged during school holidays to teach girls and boys how to stitch and learn about textiles and create interesting projects.
Each year in January special workshops are run as part of our Summer School program. Check out the Juniors Workshops page for details.
Stitching can be addictive and rewarding and this is a great way to introduce young people to a skill (or even a future profession) which no doubt will endure in the years ahead.
Want to know more? See contact details above.
Lismore & District
Contact: Susan Dyer Email: dyerama@hotmail.comTel: 0428 788 715Meetings held in School Holidays, dates and times to be advised
Meets at Crawford House, 10 Wardell Rd, Alstonville NSW 2477
The Guild recognises that very little formal needlecraft is taught in schools today so members of the Junior Stitchers are exposed to needle and fibre arts.
They make fun things, discover textiles and learn about fibre while experimenting with colour and stitches.
Want to know more? See contact details above
Wagga Wagga JEMS
Contact: Fay Grant Email: r.f.g@bigpond.com Tel: 0407 433 925Meetings held 3rd Sunday of the month (Feb-Nov) 10am - 2pm
Meets at A.R.C.C. Tarcutta St, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Although Wagga Wagga "JEMS" (Junior Embroidery Members) are small in numbers at present they are all very keen to learn new stitches and make fun projects.
They have recently completed a Butterfly using Dupion silk with a free choice of stitch and a small Velvet Bag featuring Open Chain stitch.
Looking forward to many more beautiful works from the JEMS and picking up more friends as we go.
Why not come along and join in the fun, we would love to welcome you! Just contact us on the details shown above if you would like to know more.
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Wollongong
Contact Sue Smith Email gdsmsmith@gmail.com Tel: 0403 419 965Meetings:3rd Saturday of the month 1pm - 4pm (during school term)
Meets at Tarrawanna Community Hall, 51 Meadow Street, Tarrawanna
Our Wollongong Junior Stitchers Club has been active for many years. At the beginning of the meeting we try to introduce a new stitch which is followed by a new project and some time to work on a previously commenced project.
A newsletter is sent out each month during term with a reminder of the meeting date and time.
We are very proud of the efforts of our Juniors as they learn new stitching techniques through Primary school into the higher grades of Secondary school. We have even helped several HSC students prepare their major work for examination.
We have lots of fun doing creative things so why not come along (even bring a friend) and see what we do.
