If anyone would like to know more or have a go at embroidering a plant linked to our culture go to
www.plantlife.org.uk/patchworkmeadow
for more details.
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As part of the sewing picnic there was a chance for people to have a go at stitching by sewing on a strip of fabric and/or beads.Most of the... -
Sicily has some of the best Ancient Greek temples and Sandra loves the honey colour of the stone and the pattern made by the shadows agains... -
Pat took these photographs on one of her visits to Australia. Five are photographs of gum tree bark and the sixth is of Aboriginal handprin... -
Mary took these photographs while on holiday in Oxfordshire. The first picture is of the golden hop which you can usually smell before you ... -
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A big thank you to all the members who helped make our exhibition a sucess on Saturday the 30th June either by helping on the day, setting u... -
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This month we welcomed Anne Burrow who is an old friend of our Branch. Anne talked about the properties of Lutradur and some of the things w...