On Tif it is really good to see other peoples thought process as Ruth in Permutations in Fiber like her one of my original thoughts was to use a celtic design for the unbroken line, the thing I had in mind was the stone we saw in the woods near Tintagel but on closer inspection the line was broken so I discarded it for the moment.
I am not a great one for soft toys but Ullanbenulla posted this picture
and link to Veronique La Font the artist. There is a lot to drool over on this site.
Yesterday I came across a piece about the closure of the Textile Conservation Centre, there was a plea to write to No 10 Downing Street or sign the petition I thought I had marked it but if anyone knows further details can they leave a comment National Conservation Centre. I would be a tragedy if we lost such a resource.This article from The Times
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Annica at http://www.annanowicki.blogspot.com/
gave a link to the petition, is that what you where thinking of.
Hi Pat
Wow!! What a lot you gave everyone to think about on this post, some great links, thank you, I will be back to them later.
I was horrified to read your info on the possible closure of the Textile Conservation Centre in Winchester, I did my degree at Winchester and the centre was set up shortly after I graduated, so I have a special interest in the site. I will get onto the petition link (above) ASAP.
I'm so pleased you like the Feb PC, I enjoyed the process of making it very much.Thank you for your lovely comments.
Wow, you have seen and photographed the stone carved maze at Tintagel.
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