If you are interested in the Flour Sacks, Stanford also has a number of
them, which you could visit in California if you attend the Sacramento
convention. It is about a two hour drive from Sacramento. A two year
study would be a lot of fun!
Kim
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 6:39 AM, dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
I know that the Hoover Library in Iowa is the repository for many of the
embroidered flour sacks, presented in gratitude by the women of Belgium.
Does it a actually have any of the lace from the Bobbins of Belgium lace
initiative in it?
I find this entire enterprise to have been fascinating, and not the least
of the fascination is that major Symbolist artists were supporting the
project by designing lace works of great artistic beauty. I would love to
see
more of it.
Devon
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