Friday, 6 July 2018

Exhibition at Church House, Grassington



June 24th and June 25th was the Grassington and District Embroiderers' Guild Pearl Anniversary Exhibition.




The embroidered pearl necklace took centre stage surrounded by a room full of creative textiles. The two day event took place during the Grassington Festival which enabled visitors to Grassington and local residents to view the needlework. Our visitors book was full of glowing comments and we were delighted that so many visitors could enjoy the products of our hard work!


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