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NEEDLEWORK DISPLAY: Elizabeth Palmer, from the Hexham branch of the Embroiderer's Guild, with a panel at the Beamish show
MUSEUM visitors have a last chance to see a display of embroidery panels that reflects the beauty and vibrancy of the North-East
The Needle Points North exhibition was created in 1996 to celebrate the Year of Visual Arts, by members of the 14 branches of the Embroiderers' Guild in the region.
It is on display today in the regional resource centre at Beamish Museum, near Stanley, the end of a week-long showing.
The exhibition is in one of the Heritage Cubes at the museum, which allows groups to store collections of objects free.
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