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This cuff was made using fabrics, muslin, ribbon, buttons, beads, elastic cording, felt, beads, and polymer clay pieces. Seed beads and polymer clay pieces were sown on.
Made in last night's textiles class. Ribbons, chiffons, organzas, synthetic, threads, net soldered onto felt base. The scans haven't really captured the shimmer and shine.
Plaid or shawl, also known as a maud, worn by shepherds in the Scottish Borders, the inspiration for the original black and white tweed check design
Los textiles de Zinacantán con ricos en colorido y manifiestan no solo belleza sino también la naturaleza de su sangre y costumbres.... flores y más flores
Today the english version of Marian Stubenitsky's book was published: Weaving with Echo and Iris.It is a wonderful and beautiful book for anybody interested in weaving !
You are strongly advised to visit: weefschool.nl/en/featured/weven-met-echo-en-iris/
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Each mill had built a mill village for worker housing. Many of the houses were of an identical design, unique to that mill. They added a sense of neighborhood identity, and made it easy to tell when leaving one community and entering another. The houses here are the pyramid style mill houses seen in the Judson community.