For whatever it is worth, the subject of the changing character of Hedebo
embroidery over time was a subject of discussion on another online group I
belong to, a few years ago.
Stefania Bressan said this:
"Hedebo is a Danish embroidery. It has 7 different variations, depending on
the period. Hedebo
Thank you Anna for passing on the information. I am happy to know that it was
published in the Australian Lace magazine. Such an easy pattern and a useful
one. I am now unpacked in my new home and my little vase of poppies is on
show in a glass fronted cabinet.
Janice
I
simply have to publicly
I have spent this afternoon looking at the panels produced for this
exhibition. Afterwards I thoroughly enjoyed the talk given by Andrew Crummy,
the artist who designed all the panels, plus those in the the 'Battle of
Prestonpans' tapestry and the 'Great Scottish Tapestry although this one
immedia
This must be true, it's virtually one of the first things Maureen teaches us!!
Learn the basic stitches, a basic bookmark, now learn to 'draft'!!! And most
of us do NOT get out of it LOL
Sue (also in East Yorkshire)
On 7 Jun 2014, at 10:02, Maureen wrote:
> HI
>
> I agree Jacquie, it is
The Knypplerskan booklets and patterns are sold at Gavia Lace in Sweden:
http://www.gavialace.com/butik2005/index.htm
Ann-Marie Andersson
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