Workshop and Events Calendar

Details: The Tips and Tricks we pick up from our Embroidery friends are invaluable when creating a beautiful piece of embroidery. We have eight experts coming to Guild House who will demonstrate and help you to learn little tricks to make your embroidery journey more pleasurable with professional finishes.  Read More...

Details: Come and be part of a group of friendly embroiderers for some fun, stitching and relaxation for three wonderful days at the 2025 Redgum Embroidery Retreat. The Redgum Retreat in Dwellingup is an ideal place to get away to recharge the batteries. This is a comfortable venue with accommodation for 18 people. There is a space for stitching and space to relax and enjoy the company of other like-minded women.  Read More...

Details: Be surprised at how many stitches and designs that can be developed from one basic stitch. This short series of workshops will develop FIVE different less common stitch types and work them into an amazing array of design and pattern.  Read More...

Details: This delightful blue and white pillow sham is finished with a cotton edging but could easily be a cushion or bag  Read More...

Details: This delightful tulip garden introduces you to Schwalm White work. Three tulips are in a row in between needle woven rows.  Read More...

Details: Thinking about your stitching journey and where you might like it to lead you? Have you considered partaking of some classes to improve and deepen your understanding of embroidery and some of the possibilities available? This series of lessons will give you a very sound foundation on which to build your future masterpieces.  Read More...

Details: Our Block of the Month for 2025 will complete the tryptic of Knot Gardens that have been designed by Tania Cohen. The Silver and Copper designs will delight you and will be taught by Tania over five months.  Read More...

Details: This sachet has been designed using Traditional Ukrainian Whitework hand embroidery pat…..  Read More...

Details: A Stumpwork project with a difference! Instead of using fabric as a base, the elements of this stumpwork project are attached to a metal ring.  Read More...