Contact the Ring of Tatters
Committee
| Chairman |  | Brenda Rewhorn (chairman@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Treasurer |  | Colin Howie (treasurer@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Secretary |  | Angela Cammish (secretary@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Newsletter Editor |  | (vacant) |
| Pattern Pages Editor |  | Helen Stammers (patterns@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Membership Secretary |  | Clare Tupman (membership@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Exhibition Coordinator |  | Charlotte Cane (exhibitions@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Website Editor |  | Sharon Curtis (webeditor@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
Support Team
| Librarian | - | Barbara Murdock (librarian@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Bookmarks | - | Pam Evans (bookmarks@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Comments | - | Sue Midgely (comments@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Badges | - | Lorraine Greenham (badges@ringoftatters.org.uk) |
| Newsletter Proof Reader | - | Margaret Howie |
| Competition Coordinator | - | Linda Dickie |
Contact Us
Further contact details for members of the Ring of Tatters team can be found at the back of every newsletter. Please try to use the most recent one for the most up-to-date details.
To obtain a postal address for membership applications, please email the Membership Secretary for her address.
For all website-related email (feedback is very welcome!), please contact the Web Editor.
Your Contributions
Dear members, please do send us any of the following:
- Photos of your tatting, or tatting days, for the galleries section of the website
- Photos of your local tatting group for the groups section
- Patterns
- The address of your website if it contains tatting material, for the links section
- Ideas for other things to have on the Ring of Tatters website
- Comments about the website
If you want to send us photos, you can do either of the following:
- Send the prints by post - we will scan them and return them to you. Please email us for our postal address.
- E-mail electronic images (from a scanner or digital camera) to us. However, if you want to do this, you should be aware that these images can sometimes be very large (several megabytes) and can take a long time to send. Its best to send them as .jpg or files and to ensure that your email program can cope with sending that size of file.