Eunice Morris has spent the past decade embroidering the names of 400 people on a single piece of cloth for all posterity.
Full article by Emma Swain available at Maitland Mercury, Sept. 10, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Needle, thread and 10 years of patience
From the Maitland Mercury report:
Eunice Morris has spent the past decade embroidering the names of 400 people on a single piece of cloth for all posterity.
From those deceased to much loved members of the now-closed Morpeth Bowling Club, Mrs Morris has replicated each signature with her needle and thread.
And now Mrs Morris, aged 84 – a foundation member of the Morpeth Women’s Bowling Club – has bequeathed her work to the Morpeth Courthouse Museum.
Full article by Emma Swain available at Maitland Mercury, Sept. 10, 2012
Eunice Morris has spent the past decade embroidering the names of 400 people on a single piece of cloth for all posterity.
Full article by Emma Swain available at Maitland Mercury, Sept. 10, 2012
