brazilian dimensional embroidery guild

Jan 23, 2007 1 Replies

There is a new website for the Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery International Guild, Inc. It is:

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You'll find freebies -- new designs -- all instructions based on the basic BE stitches, plus information on the BDEIG Seminar to be held this coming summer. All classes with photos will soon be displayed.



For anyone interested in joining this remarkable organization, membership applications are posted at the website. In addition to keeping in touch with stitching chapters, BE merchants and other stitchers in your area, you'll receive a quarterly newsletter which also contains at least two free Educational Projects each month.



We currently have members in the US, Canada and 5-6 foreign countries, all joined together by a common love of this very creative needlework. Hope you will stop in to visit the website sometime soon.


Previously, a different website url was posted, but

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is the official guild website, updated often.



Thank you! One of our local quilt shops teaches classes in Brazilian Embroidery. And of course the members of our quilting guild have incorporatd the embroidery into their quiltwork! The work gets lots of ooohs and aaahs during Show 'n tell. I hope there is a class offered this summer.

Kay Ahr in NV

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Rosalie wrote: There is a new website for the Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery International Guild, Inc. It is:

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You'll find freebies -- new designs -- all instructions based on the basic BE stitches, plus information on the BDEIG Seminar to be held this coming summer. All classes with photos will soon be displayed.

For anyone interested in joining this remarkable organization, membership applications are posted at the website. In addition to keeping in touch with stitching chapters, BE merchants and other stitchers in your area, you'll receive a quarterly newsletter which also contains at least two free Educational Projects each month.

We currently have members in the US, Canada and 5-6 foreign countries, all joined together by a common love of this very creative needlework. Hope you will stop in to visit the website sometime soon.

Previously, a different website url was posted, but

formatting link
is the official guild website, updated often.

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