Our season of map studies concluded on a high note with a fascinating presentation by textile artist Bettina Matzkuhn, whose innovative work combines embroidery, cartography, ecology, weather science, and storytelling. […]
June 6, 2026 and it was our day to attend West Vancouver’s Community Cultural Fest as representatives of North Shore Needle Arts. Although the day began with a torrential downpour,
Have you ever considered joining us at one of our meetings? Have you avoided it because your were uncertain, intimidated, didn’t like meetings? Well here is your chance to get
An Afternoon of Stitch, Story & Connection This September, textile artists, stitchers, guild members, and creative friends are invited to gather for a special afternoon celebrating creativity, community, and the
Members of North Shore Needle Arts were treated to a remarkable presentation by textile artist Linda Gass, whose work combines art, science, mapping, and environmental storytelling. Based in the San
North Shore Needle Arts was offering this online workshop with Catherine Nicholls. We had anticipated being able to offer this course to the general public, but due to the overwhelming
In a world that moves fast and speaks loudly, needlework asks us to slow our hands, to listen, to notice. And when that practice is shared—across tables in community halls,
Caroline Hack’s recent presentation to our Guild offered a fascinating glimpse into a truly distinctive textile practice—one that brings together embroidery, maps, and maritime history in unexpected and compelling ways.
This article was contributed by member, Bonnie A. When a Girl Guide leader reached out to North Shore Needle Arts to ask if we might spend some time teaching her
