There is a detail of the back (unfortunately not the full back) in
Embroidery in Britain 1200-1750
Part II: Post-Reformation
by Santina Levey
pg 145
Hali Annual 1
It is a 38 x 28 cm section of the back reduced to 15 x 14.5 cm.
Unfortunately there is nothing to determine exactly where on
I just thought to check the back of the annual after hitting send.
The article of Embroidery in Britain is extracted from the longer
text that appeared in Donald King and Santina Levey, The Victoria
Albert Museum's Textile collection: Embroidery in Britain from 1200 to
1750, London 1993
Thank you to Catherine and Heather...
For both having pointed out Heather's Archeological Sewing page. That is so
cool, since I'm teaching a costume construction class right now and still
making decisions as to what samples to require.
As for the paenula, I think I'll just run with the idea
At 06:23 PM 9/11/2009, you wrote:
Hi,
Finally making progress in my quest to build pieces to use in my history
class. The ancients are certainly some of the simplest to build, but of
course I have an insatiable need to complicate my life and my projects!
So, if you were building a Roman
Quoting Sharon Nevin sharon.ne...@gmail.com:
I just thought to check the back of the annual after hitting send.
The article of Embroidery in Britain is extracted from the longer
text that appeared in Donald King and Santina Levey, The Victoria
Albert Museum's Textile collection:
A while back, and I don't remember whether it was last year or before, someone
posted a link to a job application for the position of Head of Costuming at
Williamsburg. I need to find out when that was, and I can't find it by
searching the archives.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks,
Melusine
Somebody out there wrote a wonderful satire on Mall Crawler Baggies --
it was written as it it were a paper presented at Kalamazoo 2450 or
something like that. Anyway, I can't find it any more!
Does anybody happen to know what that URL is?
Thanks,
Susan/ jerusha
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Susan Farmer
Susan Farmer wrote:
Somebody out there wrote a wonderful satire on Mall Crawler Baggies --
it was written as it it were a paper presented at Kalamazoo 2450 or
something like that. Anyway, I can't find it any more!
Does anybody happen to know what that URL is?
Quoting Robin Netherton ro...@netherton.net:
Susan Farmer wrote:
Somebody out there wrote a wonderful satire on Mall Crawler Baggies
-- it was written as it it were a paper presented at Kalamazoo
2450 or something like that. Anyway, I can't find it any more!
Does anybody happen to know
