Re: queeniepatch.blogspot.com  Thank you, Susan. Any exhibit of Japanese needlework deserves study. Always makes me whisper This blog page is short, so don't wait too long to view. There is already an embroidery lesson that pops up before the quilts. Note design, use of color, and quality of materials/workmanship. Also, how kimono stands have been used (elegantly) for display of these large items.  It is mentioned that kimono stands were used to air clothing after wearing. This is textile conservation at its best, because frequent cleaning is what wears out clothing the most - not the actual wearing of clothes. Please air your lace accessories after you wear them so no cooking, smoke or perfume odors linger. Remember that embedded soil and cosmetics in lace threads is very difficult to safely remove. Please attend to "maintenance" before returning a lace hankie, collar, scarf, etc. to storage.   Jeri Ames in Maine USA Lace and Embroidery Resource Center  In a message dated 6/26/2018 8:47:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, hottl...@neo.rr.com writes:  To see photos of entries in the Wa quilt show at Gajoenâtake a look at queeniepatch.blogspot.com & scroll down to Saturday 23rd. The Suffolk Puff quilt (yo yos) is made on a LACE foundation. Susan Hottle USA
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