The EmbroideressMonday, January 17, 2005
Yes, There Is Embroidery Post-1800
I have to remind myself sometimes that modern textiles exist. I'm easily lost in the 16th, 17th, 18th or 19th century. To keep an eye on the latest trends I do subscribe to Fiberarts by Interweave Press.
The Jan-Feb 2005 issue has a little article by Heidy Van Beurden A Bag for Every Occasion. The article was a great gateway to the website for the Tassenmuseum Hendrikje.
With text available in English, French or German and exquisite photos from the collection's purses and bags (3,000+ on display if you visit in person), this is a don't miss site for the stitcher or costumer.
I have to remind myself sometimes that modern textiles exist. I'm easily lost in the 16th, 17th, 18th or 19th century. To keep an eye on the latest trends I do subscribe to Fiberarts by Interweave Press.
The Jan-Feb 2005 issue has a little article by Heidy Van Beurden A Bag for Every Occasion. The article was a great gateway to the website for the Tassenmuseum Hendrikje.
With text available in English, French or German and exquisite photos from the collection's purses and bags (3,000+ on display if you visit in person), this is a don't miss site for the stitcher or costumer.
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