Master Craftsman

The Carolinas Region congratulates members who are Master Craftsman. The hard work, talent, and dedication to accomplish this level of expertise are an inspiration to us all:
Year	Name	Chapter	Program
1994	Jacqueline Jacobs	Magnolia (formerly of Millwood)	Canvas Embroidery
2005	Gail Stafford	Tar River	Canvas Embroidery
2005	Laura Smith	Golden Needles	Color for Needlework

Master Craftsman Programs

EGA offers eleven Master Craftsman programs, including beading, canvas embroidery, color for needlework, counted thread embroidery, crewel embroidery, design for needlework, plain and fancy needlework, quilting, silk and metal thread embroidery, smocking, and surface embroidery. The program's purpose is to reward those who demonstrate mastery of each technique, enabling them to reach excellence in needlework.

Candidates are responsible for finishing each of six steps in order, with the last step culminating in the creation of an original design.

For more detailed information, including how to register, go to the EGA website at http://www.egausa.org/EdCat2006/EdCatPg10.htm.

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