johnevigar(@johnevigar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Detail of the cope designed by John Dando Sedding for St Clement, Boscombe, Dorset. On display in Liverpool Cathedral.

Detail of the cope designed by John Dando Sedding for St Clement, Boscombe, Dorset. On display in Liverpool Cathedral.#TextileTuesday
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Carol Lamble(@cfranklinlamble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hexham Abbey’s ‘frith’ (peace in Anglo-Saxon) chair, known as St Wilfred’s throne, may date back to the C7th. It’s carved from a single block of sandstone and is likely still not very comfortable, despite its lovely bright red cushion. Northumberland.

Hexham Abbey’s ‘frith’ (peace in Anglo-Saxon) chair, known as St Wilfred’s throne, may date back to the C7th. It’s carved from a single block of sandstone and is likely still not very comfortable, despite its lovely bright red cushion. Northumberland. #TextileTuesday
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It’s , so we had to share this beautifully decorated sari, the patterns on which have been painstakingly created through this process! Visit its object record to see images of the amazing detail.😍

It’s #NationalTieDyeDay, so we had to share this beautifully decorated sari, the patterns on which have been painstakingly created through this process! Visit its object record to see images of the amazing detail.😍
#TextileTuesday
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Reva Revis(@revarevisPR) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you’re at HD Expo, please stop by and check out the Chromatix Hue textile designs by my client, dear friend, and award-winning designer Wendy Noory at booth 4264.

If you’re at HD Expo, please stop by and check out the Chromatix Hue textile designs by my client, dear friend, and award-winning designer Wendy Noory at booth 4264.  
#hdexpo #hospitalitydesign  #textiletuesday #textiledesign
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Sorbonne Art historian(@art_life_you) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Petit Palais in Paris, there is a remarkable free museum.

This is a tapestry, Beauvais, late 17th

In the second half of the 17th century, travel stories, like the Dutchman Johan Nieuhof, and the reception of an embassy in Siam by Louis XIV increased interest

In Petit Palais in Paris, there is a remarkable free museum.

This is a tapestry, Beauvais, late 17th

In the second half of the 17th century, travel stories, like the Dutchman Johan Nieuhof, and the reception of an embassy in Siam by Louis XIV increased interest 
#TextileTuesday
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Rosemary Griggs(@RAGriggsauthor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the days before I started my adventures in sixteenth century Devon I had a lot more time for embroidery. Here’s a close up of the cloth I brought out for my book signing at the weekend - I finished it about 12 years ago.

In the days before I started my adventures in sixteenth century Devon I had a lot more time for embroidery. Here’s a close up of the cloth I brought out for my book signing at the weekend - I finished it about 12 years ago. 

#textiletuesday #embroidery
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Ian Ebbage(@ianebbage1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A cope said to have been embroidered by Catherine of Aragon & her ladies-in-waiting. The design includes pomegranates which were an emblem of hers Coughton Court

A cope said to have been embroidered by Catherine of Aragon & her ladies-in-waiting. The design includes pomegranates which were an emblem of hers #textileTuesday @NTCoughton
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damnatio memoriae(@InDamnatio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

13th century chasuble of 'Opus Anglicanum' aka English Work, a fine style of medieval embroidery

This depicts scenes from the story of St Nicholas & is on display in the Cathedral of Anagni

13th century chasuble of 'Opus Anglicanum' aka English Work, a fine style of medieval embroidery 

This depicts scenes from the story of St Nicholas & is on display in the Cathedral of Anagni

#TextileTuesday
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