I held off posting this for a few days, thinking that several shops might do August newsletters and I could list them all at once for an orgy of newsletter fun. And it happened! Right on time, Amy Bunger's newsletter is out. History buffs will be interested in seeing the Henry VIII laying tool and reading the symbolism therein, but everyone will enjoy the preview of new items and the gallery of finished pieces.
http://www.amybunger.com/f/0812.pdf
Needleworks' August newsletter highlights some of their Maggie trunk show canvases, then showcases their classes and clubs, topped off by a dissection of Staggered Cross Stitch and all its possibilities.
http://theneedleworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/201208newsletter.pdf
The newsletter for Bedecked and Beadazzled starts off with the Robin King class they will host in early September, then dances with new canvases and kits (I hear there is a Chaos stitch guide under way) and does a preview of their Sew Much Fun trunk show, not to mention their current and upcoming Mystery classes and an exploration of cross stitches.
http://www.bedeckedandbeadazzled.com/news/bedeckednewsaugust2012.pdf
UPDATE: Needle House's July Summer newsletter is now available.
http://www.theneedlehouse.com/jm/images/newsletters/summer_2012_web.pdf
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
Blogging at http://chillyhollownp.blogspot.com
and at http://chstitchguides.blogspot.com
needlepoint newsletter orgy? yes please!
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the orgy. Bunny slippers welcome.
ReplyDeleteHi Jane,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the class mention from Ruth's newsletter. I still pinch myself daily. Hugs to you for all that you do. Robin
Robin, you'll be on the Stitch Guides blog the 7th, too! I want folks who visit there to get a glimpse of the Family Arts class you charted icons for.
ReplyDeleteWOW, thank you for your generosity. Hugs to you. Robin
ReplyDeleteRobin, you know I think us stitch guide writers need to stick together and help each other. I know how generous with help you are to other SG writers. This is just my way of being helpful, too.
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