In Victoria magazine's November/December issue, Judith Carter, owner of Needleworks in Homewood, AL, is interviewed for an article titled "Hung by the Chimney."

TNNA Member Celeste St. Denis is profiled in the Fredericksburg, VA-based Freelance Star.

TNNA’s Pathways into Professional Needlearts internship program is thrilled to have this needle arts institution become a host.

The National NeedleArts Association is recognizing several students from the 2008 Pathways into Professional Needlearts internship program for going above and beyond the call.

This summer, TNNA members Lynda Bass Gaiser, The Stitcher's Garden, Debbie Rowley, DebBee's Designs, and Marilyn Vredevelt, Stoney Creek, got involved in a special project for a fall episode of ABC-TV's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.

In an Oct. 21 article, the Bangor Daily News "By Hand" columnist, Ardeana Hamlin, discusses the TNNA survey and how it fits into today's economic climate.

TNNA is quoted as an authority in this trends article, which appeared in media outlets including The Daily Gleaner.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer profiles local TNNA member Beth Gantz, owner of Beth Gantz Designs and Stitches, Etc. in this Nov. 19 article.

The National NeedleArts Association has elected and confirmed its slate of board members for 2009-2010 at a recent meeting in St. Louis.

Get the details on what TNNA’s Pathways into Professional Needlearts internship program is all about — and how you can participate.