Virtual Lecture Recording: A Timeline of British Crewel Work

Description Please read before registering: This registration is to receive access to the recording of the virtual lecture that took place on Saturday, March 14, 2026 1PM Eastern. Once your order is processed you will be able to access the video from the lecture page through September 14, 2026. Registration for the live lecture and for the recorded lecture happens separately at a price of $25/$5 each to ensure the talented lecturers receive proper compensation. Starting from the early 17th Century up to the present day, this timeline lecture will demonstrate the changes in crewel work design styles, materials, and stitches, influenced and enhanced by the lives of the people of Britain. From the death of Queen Elizabeth I, through James VI and I, Charles I, the middle years of Civil Wars, the Georgians, the Victorians and the Arts and Crafts era, touching on design during the 20th Century, the evolution of British crewel work has remained a reflection of the British culture. Click here to learn more about our Virtual Lectures Series Please note: Virtual Lecture registrations are non-refundable. Registration for the live lecture and for the recording happen separately and are not transferable.