Kirsten Doogue is an embroidery artist specializing in silk needlelace and historic threads, with additional expertise in Jacobean crewelwork, goldwork, and silk stumpwork. She has trained extensively through the Royal School of Needlework, the Embroiderers’ Guild of America, and private instructors, and has furthered her research by studying historic pieces in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s collection. In 2018, Kirsten was recognized as a Master Craftsman in Crewel Embroidery by the Embroiderers’ Guild of America and was accepted into the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen. In 2023, she completed the Royal School of Needlework’s Diploma in Technical Hand Embroidery with distinction, earning two awards, including one for advanced silkwork. In 2025, she completed Levels 1–5 at École Lesage in Paris, adding Luneville to her repertoire.
