| Brazos Valley Stitchers: Needlepoint and needle art guild located in Bryan College Station, Texas. |
| Cyber Stitchers: The online chapter of the Embroiderer's Guild of America. |
| DesignSearch: E-mail list for embroiderers to search for designs online. |
| Diary of a City & Guilds Embroidery Student: Journal entries about an embroidery study course by an artist living in Ireland. |
| Embroiderers' Association of Canada, Inc.: To encourage and promote the practice and knowledge of the art of embroidery in all its forms. |
| Embroidery and Textile Tutors' Association: Annual conference, workshops, newsletter and exhibitions. |
| Embroidery Help: Email list about machine problems, source, shows, or any other embroidery related subjects. |
| Evenweave Fabricstabbers Webring: This ring is a collection of websites of stitchers of counted cross stitch, hardanger, drawn thread, pulled thread, counted canvas, crewel, and other forms of stitchery. |
| Needle Arts Guild of Puget Sound: Centered in Pierce County Washington. Guild is looking for new members, but will also reach out to help others on the web with their stitchery problems. |
| Needlework Guild of Minnesota: Learn about a guild that fosters the art of needlework through educational programs, workshops, tours, a library, newsletter and monthly meetings. |
| Northern Ireland Embroidery Guild: Promotes traditional hand embroidery, contemporary machine embroidery and textile art through lectures, workshops and exhibitions. Includes a Gallery of Embroidery. |
| Practical Study Group: Aims to impart the satisfaction of working with fabric and threads, and the excitement of exploring the design process. Affiliated with the Embroiderers' Guild. |
| South Central Region EGA: Region area includes Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. Our purpose is to foster standards of excellence in the practice of embroidery through an active program of education. |
| Sun Region EGA: Represents the chapters in Florida. Seminar information, chapter meeting times, membership information. |
| The Embroiderers' Guild of America, Inc: Non-profit embroidery guild was founded to foster high standards of excellence in the practice of the art of embroidery, and to develop an active program of education and study to meet the needs of its members. |
| The Gobelin and Handicraft Art Association: Founded as non-governamental and non-profit Association. Promoting this art (hand sewing) in many countries. |
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