HNW - Woo-hoo! Yippee!
Sarah Randles
s-randles at adfa.edu.au
Wed Jul 7 01:08:47 PDT 1999
Linn said:
>I have at least one of the books. I don't think one needs to look at them
>as mere reproductions of Elizabethan embroidery. More "inspired by"
Definately true, but I was aiming my comments more at the 're-enactment'
market, and wanted to discourage anyone from thinking that her projects
were the same as the originals.
and
>exhibiting a wonderful example of a style of Australian design and execution
>that I'm seeing more and more of.
I think this book's by a New Zealander. (They take to being called
Australians the same way that Canadians take to being called Americans!) I
have to admit to knowing very little about contemporary Aust and N.Z.
embroidery, although if I can make it to Embroidery 2000, that might
change! Do you know if there are still openings for teachers, and if they
want art-historical as well as hands on classes?
Sarah
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