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information on programs and activities of the Magnolia Sampler Guild
The Magnolia Sampler Guild holds its regular
meetings on the third Thursday of each month at the East Cobb Government
Center in Marietta, Georgia. Please check the calendar for meeting place
changes. Social time begins at 9:30am, with the meeting starting at
10:00am.The Magnolia Sampler
Guild was started in 1994 for the purpose of studying and promoting sampler
history and providing educational projects within the group through regional
and national teachers & designers. We are a supporting Guild at Bulloch
Hall, the historical home of Mittie Bulloch, the mother of President
Theodore Roosevelt. Our community involvement includes teaching
needlework each summer at Camp Bulloch to approximately 60 boys and girls
and participating in other Bulloch Hall activities such as the Osage Orange
Festival, exhibits and supplying hand-stitched items for the Museum Shop.
The excitement and willingness to learn more of the origination of samplers
and who stitched them proved to be the inspiration for our group to grow in
number and to share our love of samplers through our biennial exhibits, "The
Workes of our Hands", at Bulloch Hall and through studies from within and
from outside the Guild.
Magnolia Sampler Guild
