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🧵 For all who like to see my #scrollBook project in progress, I start a thread for new photos.
The idea: Having art small enough for a handbag or hanged on a wall. 'Writing' a #book that can't get copied by AI or people - but can be inspiring for others.
Materials: A vintage wooden bobbin, tea-dyed coton flannel, #teaBags, #sareeSilk scraps, #lace, #embroidery, glass rocailles.
@embroidery @textilearts @fibrearts

Making progress on the shuttle tatted choker/necklace/whatchamacallit. I've always been fascinated by lace making, but the bobbin and pin method is a) impossible to do on the go and b) a sensory nightmare with the clacking of bobbins against each other 😵‍💫 i was so happy when i discovered shuttle tatting, which eliminates both issues and is actually not that hard to learn. The stitches are structured pretty much like macrame knots and the patterns/diagrams are easy to follow. Even for me, and i can't stand reading patterns 🫣 this is a free pattern i found online, originally meant to be attached as edging on a handkerchief.
#handmade #lace #tattedlace #needletatting #shuttletatting #choker

A lace curtain seen inside the house of gauchos in the Patagonia area of Argentina. It seems to be tucked into the window handle to let the light into the interior. Soft light filters through the glass panes, creating a tranquil and airy atmosphere.

#curtain #lace #lacey #window #artistic #sunlight #gathered #view #AYearForArt #buyIntoArt #giftideas #wallart #artforsale @joancarroll

joan-carroll.pixels.com/featur

OMG, the #lace!! Finding myself in a rabbit hole today, trying to keep my mind off of the...gestures at everything....

I found a reference to this 1985 paper about how black silk lace was really popular but it all degraded because of the dyes and mordants. Little appears in museums.

But now I can read the paper and look close up at these laces and I'm in heaven. The black silk Genoese lace is divine.

#BobbinLace

PDF of paper: bulletin.rijksmuseum.nl/articl

nationalgallery.org.uk/paintin

bulletin.rijksmuseum.nlView of Seventeenth-century black silk lace in the RijksmuseumThe Rijksmuseum Bulletin is the quarterly, peer-reviewed journal presenting scholarly articles that contribute to historical and art-historical research into the Rijksmuseum collections to an international audience of curators, scholars, students, art professionals and enthusiasts.