Well, if you're looking for the period 800-1600, certainly I would
highly recommend the tome written by Schuette and someone or other (memory
fails me) called The Art of Embroidery. You can get it through inter-library
loan, although I did so often I finally broke down and spent an entire
At 10:07 19/12/2006, you wrote:
Well, if you're looking for the period 800-1600, certainly I would
highly recommend the tome written by Schuette and someone or other (memory
fails me) called The Art of Embroidery. You can get it through inter-library
loan, although I did so often I
Thank-you, Jay!
Yes I do collect... or rather amass pictures. This sounds really useful!
--cin
Cynthia Barnes
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Sorry for the commercial crassness... I know the matter has been discussed
here, though, and I'm very excited that the policy has now changed!
I just got official permission from the owner to announce that Fashion Fabrics
Club will now ship to Canada and western Europe (yay!). The website
Or you buy a much cheaper, but very useful small book by a former
curator of the Museum of London, called Embroiderers which also
has
information about Opus Anglicorum.
http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Staniland,%20Kay
Suzi
Have it. Staniland's great. Think my local library
At 15:15 19/12/2006, you wrote:
Or you buy a much cheaper, but very useful small book by a former
curator of the Museum of London, called Embroiderers which also
has
information about Opus Anglicorum.
http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Staniland,%20Kay
Suzi
Have it. Staniland's
She'll be pleased to hear you are a fan - she currently has a
broken thumb and is feeling very under the weather!
Suzi
Major bummer, esp. for someone so into fiber arts! Wish her speedy
healing for me.
Arlys
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My mother has requested even weave fabric for Hardanger Embroidery (a
Norwegian form of drawn thread work and counted thread white work
embroidery). I haven’t been able to locate any besides the tremendously
overpriced stuff at a local Scandinavian shop. This isn’t the cross stitch
stuff, but is
Where are you? There is a needlework shop in
Cambridge, Ohio where you can get it from the bolt.
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My mother has requested even weave fabric for
Hardanger Embroidery
Rebecca Burch
Center Valley Farm
Duncan Falls, Ohio, USA
I'm in NW Washington state, so no, that won't work. I wish it would, though!
Quia Christus Perpetuo Regnat,
Elisabeth
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