Membership guilds organized around one specific craft discipline, following the standard nonprofit-sector distinction between a broad council and a single-discipline guild. Belongs here: guilds whose membership and charter are built around one named craft such as embroidery, weaving or quilting. Does not belong here: a council or federation that represents craft broadly, grouped above.
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1. Embroiderers' Guild (Wikipedia)
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The guild was formed in September 1906 at a meeting of sixteen ex-students of the Royal School of Art Needlework, under the name The Society of Certificated Embroideresses of the Royal School of Art Needlework.
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