St George's Day (April 2023) Royal School of Needlework
Hello everyone How are you? I am back in Cape Town after 2 weeks in London and another week in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was wonderful to see my daughter again and spend time with her - she made sure that we saw many of the sights, having lived in Edinburgh and now in London. Not…
In 1876, Philadelphia played host to the Centennial Exposition, marking the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Numerous British firms exhibited, including some of the major tile manufacturers - for which Bradburn was involved with at the time. However, perhaps the most interesting work Bradburn featured at the exhibition was on behalf of the…
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This Goldwork by student Helen Williams uses a variety of coloured metal threads to create a simple yet striking design #NationalTreeWeek
The international centre of excellence for the art of hand embroidery since 1872, celebrating our 150th anniversary.
Explore Royal School of Needlework @ Hampton Court Palace’s 82 photos on Flickr!
The Royal School of Needlework is unique in the field of hand embroidery and has a wealth of experience and expertise accumulated over more...
As you may know I am currently studying at The Royal School of Needlework and using spare moments to read about the history and varied tech...
It seems there's lots of stuff going on in the hand embroidery world these days, and I think that's an excellent sign! You really can't convince me that hand embroidery is a dying art. No, no, no! I think it's definitely a living art, and I think it's growing in popularity by leaps and bounds! This
Camilla, 70, showed off her sewing skills when she visited the Royal School of Needlework (RSN) at its Hampton Court Palace headquarters on Wednesday.
This book review has been a Long Time Coming! I've had the book for a while - sent to me by a friend - and while my plan was ever to review it for you all, I felt I couldn't do a review justice by a cursory reading of the book. Finally, I have read it from cover to cover, and I feel (somewhat) confi
The Royal School of Needlework, founded in 1872 and housed in Hampton Court Palace, needs your help to stay afloat.
Our Jacobean Crewelwork embroidery courses encompass all the elements from this traditional 17th century embroiery technique. Find out more here.
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