2025 is the year of Goldwork and our love for it keeps growing. We’ve discovered the beauty in its rich techniques, stunning textures, and extraordinary craftsmanship. Each stitch feels special. Each detail holds meaning. That’s why even Nadine has officially joined an RSN Goldwork Workshop because learning never stops. Here’s to a golden future ✨ P.S: beautiful work from @hannynewton class #goldworkembroidery #embroideryretreat #becreative | Creative Experiences

Some of the earliest surviving examples of Goldwork in Great Britain are the textiles associated with Saint Cuthbert that can be seen in the Treasury at Durham Cathedral - a stole and maniple that date back to the tenth century! One of the reasons that the Church used gold was to celebrate the majesty of God, and Kings were adorned with golden embellishments as a reflection of their divine right to rule. We still see evidence of this today in the Robes of Estate of our monarchs, and the RSN has

Digital Goldwork - Our digital team have worked incredibly hard to create a unique version of Goldwork embroidery. Colour, stitch direction and detail is pretty spot on and we think it looks fantastic. #handandlock #handandlocklondon #handandlockdigital #digitaldesign #machineembroideredgoldwork #goldwork | Hand & Lock

Learn how to create this majestic Goldwork design with RSN Tutor, Kelley Aldridge, in her International Summer School class, ‘Contemporary Goldwork: Leaves of Gold’. Using eight different types of gold threads stitched over three varieties, Kelley will teach you the fundamentals of perfect padding and how to execute beautiful Couching and Cutwork. Over the 3-day Online class, Kelly will talk about the fascinating history of Goldwork in England and how to professionally finish your project secure

Goldwork is the art of embroidery using metal threads. Using threads that are imitation gold, silver, copper, or coloured allows embroiderers to create metallic surface designs that reflect light and create dazzling effects. Learn Goldwork with us on the upcoming ONLINE-six week Goldwork Class from 19th April - 24th May 2022. This class will cover all the basic techniques of Goldwork, with cut work, passing, padding and practical application. *Online limited space available* #royalembroidery #ro