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My flatmate had completed her end of year textiles project with this scarf being her outcome. She needed some final shots to portray her story behind the scarf and i agreed to do them for her. The two sides are of the scarf contrast from a hippie chic to a very urban look.
Braintree Working Silk Museum, New Mills, South St, Braintree.
I thought it would be a good idea to walk to the Silk Museum until I discovered it didn't open until April.
But it seems that they will be open next Thursday for The Warner Textile Archive as it's holding an open day on Thursday, 18 February as part of the BBC's 'A History of the World' project.
Thursday, 11th February 2010, Braintree, Essex.
Images of Egypt - The Tentmakers of Cairo
16 December - 14 January 2017
An exhibition of Egyptian textile art from the late 19th Century to the present day.
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Most beautiful vintage sari trims from India, which I plan to use in jewelry. No digital camera or computer monitor can capture the delicate color, ornate textures and unbelievable beauty of these textiles. Breathtaking.
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A textile necklace in mushroom and purples, this was a piece created on commission.
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Even though it was a Sunday, a demolition crew was actively tearing down this textile mill while we were in it.
Photo by Mike Nice
The Dunean mill is unique because it is the first mill in the area to be made with tan brick. Also, note the decorative cornices on some of the roof sections.
Although the neighborhood no longer depends solely on the mill for jobs, the Dunean Mills community is actively maintaining its neighborhood identity, as well as trying to revitalize and improve quality of life.
Visits to a textile museum and the workshop of the Quito School woodworkers in San Antonio de Ibarra, Ecuador.
Learned a fun new skill today... how to make a plaid pattern. Woo fun! Now watch how many plaids I start making ... little obsessive? No!
Uses a variety of red, gold, olive and chartreuse silks and a little brocade flower in the center. I think the photo does it justice, but this is stunning in person.
My 2006 dyed piece, re-shot earlier this year for the foilo revamp.
Compare to the prototype:
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