American Needlepoint Guild
Gateway Chapter
St. Louis, Missouri
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American Needlepoint GuildGateway Chapter
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June 2022 There are over 1,000 different types of sweet and sour cherries. Sweet cherries are for eating and sour cherries are used for desserts or cherry syrup. Eating a bowl of cherries before a meal will help you eat less overall and can help speed up your metabolism and satisfy your sweet craving. One cherry contains about 5 calories, so be sure to keep track that your weight lose does not backfire!
Any day in June would be a great day to eat cherries and stitch. It has been a year of zoom meetings and in-house meetings. But not any more!!! Our first face-to-face member meeting was held on May 19, 2022. We were pleased to hold a morning and evening meeting back at the Ladue Chapel!! We are so very lucky to be returning! We will not be back to our member meetings this month because we take a break for the summer. During summer, we replace meetings with stitch-ins, at member homes. Please check here for our upcoming summer events. If you are not a member of Gateway Chapter ANG and would like to join us, please email Membership Chairman at friends@gatewayang.org. Diane Hermann Weekend
Diane Herrmann will be teaching two great classes in June. Kits for each class are very reasonable. If you have questions about this event, please contact the Workshop Committee Chairman, friends@gatewayang.org. May/June Needlenotes Newsletter Click here to read the Needlenotes about current member and chapter activities. We have a lot of fun planned for 2022! Our local shops also have advertised in this newsletter and are highlighting new needlepoint projects, canvases, and accessories and some may still be working curbside during our "Stay Safe" lifestyle. Please take a moment to catch up with some of our current events: Join Gateway Chapter ANG If you know now that you would like to join as a member, follow the two steps below to join the national ANG Organization and the
local chapter Gateway Chapter. Local membership activities include eight member meetings, local and out-of-town stitch-ins, experienced teacher workshops, and needlepoint projects organized by our Program Chairman and Committees. National ANG membership activities include access to ANG Education Resources to develop your skills, exclusive member rates and early notice about ANG events, connection to other ANG chapters other than your own, ANG offers an opportunity to be needlearts certified, access to ANG forums and a bi-weekly electronic newsletter, and a subscription to Needle Pointers magazine. The colored magazine is released six times each year and includes a range of stitching projects and stitch guides. You will also be able to access past issues online. Phone Numbers, Mail, and Email
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