Posted by Andrea Ashfield on 6 February 2020
"This exhibition will demonstrate the shared aspects of embroidery – the same stitches worked in different countries and in different patterns, but all part of a shared experience of embellishment," says Dr Susan Kay-Williams, chief executive of the Royal School of Needlework. "Teaching the diversity of needlework to new generations is at the heart of our core purpose. The exhibition may even trigger the introduction of lost or forgotten stitches to the RSN Stitch Bank – our new world directory resource of stitch that we are currently compiling online."
Stitch is International will run until 2nd December with a range of tour options available. Find out more at www.royal-needlework.org.uk