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Monthly Meetings

 

Saturday, October 11, 2025 – 10:30am to 1pm

 

Saturday, November 8, 2025 – 10:30am to 1pm

 

Eastern Star Hall
3281 Harriet Rd, Victoria

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Come stitch with us!

Whether you’re an intermediate stitcher or just wanting to get started, the Embroiderers’ Guild of Victoria (EGV) invites you to join us at a monthly meeting.  Share your skills and creativity within a friendly, structured group.

Our members share an avid interest in all the needle arts. These include techniques such as crewel, canvaswork, hand embroidery, machine embroidery, lace making, smocking, counted thread work, cross stitch, surface embroidery – literally anything done with a threaded needle.

 

General Meetings

Our meetings are held on the second Saturday of the month from September through June from 10:30am to 1pm.  They include a short business meeting, a “show and share” time, and either a speaker or a program related to the needle arts.  Learn more about our meetings and other benefits of membership.  

 

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

Expand on your area of interest with our Special Interest Groups:

  • Canvas (second Wednesday of each month – from 1pm to 3pm)
  • Design (third Wednesday of the month – from 9:30am to Noon)
  • Goldwork (third Wednesday of the month from 7pm to 9:30pm)
  • Hardanger (first Wednesday of the month – from 7pm to 9:30pm)
  • Lace (fourth Wednesday of the month – from 7pm to 10pm)
  • Sampler Saturday (third Saturday of each month – from 1pm to 3pm)
  • Sashiko & Boro (details coming soon)

 

Community Involvement

Guild members are involved in:

  • sponsoring prizes at the Saanich Fair
  • producing embroidered pieces for a variety of charitable organizations
  • conducting embroidery workshops for Embers, Guides and Scouts
  • the “Wee Care” outreach project at the Victoria General Hospital which provides hand embroidered and smocked gowns grieving parents whose babies do not survive
  • the Stitcher to Stitcher outreach program sews tote bags and needlebooks which are filled with basic needlework supplies, including fabrics for stitching and floss, which are sent to various areas of the world that need them
  • mentoring young stitchers at monthly Youth Group meetings
  • hosting members’ exhibitions

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