Weave patterns of unfelted woollen fabric, found in burials from Roman period Poland #TextileTuesday
Likely used to make pillows, mattresses or linings, this rare find hints at bedding practices in the early centuries AD.
πΊ #Archaeology

Weave patterns of unfelted woollen fabric, found in burials from Roman period Poland #TextileTuesday
Likely used to make pillows, mattresses or linings, this rare find hints at bedding practices in the early centuries AD.
πΊ #Archaeology
#TextileTuesday #fiberarts
Grew a different kind of pumpkin this year π§Άπ #crochet
#TextileTuesday Banner from Holy Trinity Church, Much Wenlock.
#stainedglasssunday
#TextileTuesday
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St Mary the Virgin Church, Alveley, Shropshire. #woodensday #textileTuesday
#TextileTuesday Kneelers from St Wystan, Repton.
St Laurence Church, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. #textileTuesday
#TextileTuesday #KnittedKnight @StMary @Shrewsbury
#TextileTuesday and the Airing of the Quilts: www.berkeleymuseum.org/blog/textile...
Textile Tuesday πͺ‘
This hand-painted wall hanging arrived with significant tears and damage.
Our artisans repaired and stabilized the silk by hand, preserving the textile design.
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#TextileTuesday #TextileRestoration #TextileConservation #SilkRestoration
#TextileTuesday Kneeler featuring a foliate head from St Mary and St Bartholomew, Hampton in Arden, West Midlands.
A gorgeous silk Court Mantua dress (c.1750) belonging to Ann Harley (the wife of Thomas Harley, an MP & sometime Lord Mayor of London, and the builder & owner of Berrington Hall) on display at Berrington Hall NT in Herefordshire #textiletuesday
A gilt framed tapestry fire screen somewhat overwhelmed amid the grandeur of the Bow Room at Burghley House.
Walls painted with scenes from Roman history by French artist Louis Laguerre in 1697. Not sure of the date of the screen.
#TextileTuesday Banner from St Peter and St Paul, Eye, Herefordshire.
#TextileTuesday @Bathampton
#TextileTuesday @Bathampton