Needle ‘n Thread - This is a well established and trusted site for all things embroidery. A great place to get good quality supples, kits, recommendations, videos. It’s fun to go down the rabbit holes with this one!

Lacis Museum - This is a fantastic brick and mortar shop in Berkeley California that sells so many embroidery things that I have never seen in a store before! The silk ribbon collection alone is a great reason to visit. They have many types of classes offered throughout the year.

The Sewing Room - The sewing room is a great learning space in Alameda California specializing in apparel sewing and fashion. They sell embroidery kits and I have designed an introductory embroidery class teaching all the stitches used for all the kits.

Robert Haven - Studied Tambour Beading and Embroidery at L'ecole Lesage in Paris and teaches the technique in the US, Canada, Italy, Mexico, and with the Royal School of Needlework.

25 Million Stitches - This is an amazing cooperative embroidery piece bringing awareness to the global refugee crisis. It is a beautiful example of the power of hand stitching. The exhibit is stunning and overwhelming. It brings joy to my heart to see so much creativity and participation. This show just closed at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles and I’m hoping it shows around the Bay Area again soon. Highly recommend.

Bedford Gallery - This is an incredible gallery in Walnut Creek California. The current show called STITCHED - Contemporary Embroidery is so amazing I really don’t have words. I can not recommend this show enough. I will be teaching an introductory embroidery class in the gallery on March 27th.

San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles - The mission of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is to preserve, celebrate, and promote knowledge about quilts and textiles, their creation, their beauty, and their relationship to human culture and expression.