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I'm really interested in wanting a blackwork pattern of columbines,
also. Actually, I was recently gifted a blackwork book of patterns
and there is this one pattern that looks like a columbine but has no
spurs - they called it a pansy, but definitely does not look like
any pansy I've ever seen.
I'd like to see that one. There are a couple of columbines in the dover
"Medieval herb, plant, and flower illustrations" CD/book. One of them
is mislabeled, however as a flax-weed.
I didn't see anything at the Dragonbear site, and haven't been to the
EBA site in a very long time so I guess it is about time I take a
look see.
There were a couple of things at Kat Robeard's web site (I think I'm
remembering the name correctly) -- infotrope.net was the old domain.
They're retrievable from the WayBack Machine -- one's from a
Schole-House for the needle (which is charted in The New Carolingian
Modelbook). These are the same pattern, just different sizes.
http://tinyurl.com/amncs
http://tinyurl.com/cyrrs
Susan
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Susan Farmer
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University of Tennessee
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
http://www.goldsword.com/sfarmer/Trillium/
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