Author: threadneedlestitch
L’Heure de Calluna, An Epic Silk and Metal Embroidery project, by Nicola Jarvis. The Alpine Experience
Last summer, I had the privilege to join a class led by Nicola in Les Carroz in the French Alps. The project was to stitch a sampler, on printed silk dupion, using Au Ver a Soie silk threads, metallic threads, beads and sequins. This is my journey completing this sampler. I met some great fellow stitchers, who made for fantastic company.
Recreating 18th century embroidery – Q&A with Kate Barlow | National Museum Wales
The early 18th century court mantua from Tredegar House is perhaps the most well-known dress in the…
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Will of Matilda, Queen to William the Conqueror, Needlework Bequest (d.1082) (Will, 1083)
“I give to the Abbey of the Holy Trinity my tunic worked at Winchester by Alderet’s wife, and the mantle embroidered with gold, which is in my chamber, to make a cope. Of my two golden girdles, I give that which is ornamented with emblems for the purpose of suspending the lamp before the great altar.”