As each memory was recounted a piece of embroidery was unveiled to "Oohs" and "Aahs" from the audience.
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| Rosemary with some of her stumpwork |
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| Bird embroideries done in her teens, cross-stitch granddaughter, and "The Age of Innocence" (bluebells in the washing machine) |
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| Grandfather |
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| Memories of an Egyptian holiday |
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| Where we went courting |
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| Wildlife in Kenya |
Rosemary always produces exquisite needlework and the collection of pieces she brought with her were wonderful. I especially loved the wooden boxes made by her husband Jim with needlework panels worked by Rosemary, one of Peak District scenes and the the other a reminder of Kenya.
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