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Apr 27, 2005 11 Replies

The Royal School of Needlework's new American site. I lost the bookmark



Julie Baldwin . . . need to contact her Joyce from S. Africa . . . need to contact her



Dianne


I don't know about the American site but wouldn't the link be there from the regular RSN site ?

Dianne,

Is this what you were look> Not that I could find!! RSN now has a presence and is teaching

I can't find a separate website but here's the info from the Royal School of Needlework website...

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this is what you're looking for.

Thanks to Elizabeth and Jeri for trying . . . but that's not it. :-( As soon as I find it, I'll post here. The U.S. site stated a declaration for their certification programs, with ages from 18 to 30. Everyone on my forum was complaining about that. :-)

Drat. I wish I could f> Dianne Lewandowski wrote:

I find that hard to believe that they have a US site, you must mean the UK site accessible from the US.

If my memory isn't totally failing me (and that's possible), one of my retail friends posted a note on my forum about the new RSN in the U.S. and directed readers to their new site. I'll bet many here in the U.S. still aren't aware of their physical presence in this country. If I remember correctly it was somewhere in the southeast (Georgia?)

Dianne

snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote:

Dianne, did you ever find their addresses? You should be able to search rctn's archives on google if you do the advanced search.

HTH

Joan

I've heard from Joyce. However, Julie Baldwin moved. She used to post here, but her original email would be useless at this point. She had written to me with new contact information, and my hard drive crashed! I haven't heard from her since, nor seen her post here. I just thought someone here might know her and have a contact. :-) I have several of her embroideries that I need to return.

Dianne

Joan E. wrote:

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