[Sca-cooks] Bayeux Tapestry

[Sue Clemenger]

Oh, no, nothing like that.  I've talked for years about doing a 
"from-scratch" panel of the tapestry, and I'm finally learning to spin 
and weave, so it's becoming more likely.  Just a personal effort.  If I 
ever get a website or something, which would certainly be a lot of fun, 
I'll put stuff like this up on it, done in diary-fashion.
--maire

Carper, Rachel wrote:
> Bayeaux tapestry project????  Is there a url? 
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> Elewyiss
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> Thanks, Stefan.  I have the habit of thinking of the flori-thingy mostly
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> for food ideas.....
> --maire, who's actually working on a bayeaux tapestry project ;o)
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> Stefan li Rous wrote:
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>>Maire commented:
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>>>A "scroll" done a la Bayeaux Tapestry, how perfectly cool! Heck, I 
>>>know how to embrider--I could do that myself! <g>
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>>Well, if you are going to do the Bayeux Tapestry in embroidery or a 
>>cake
>>decoration or whatever, perhaps this file in the TEXTILE ARTS section 
>>might be useful in helping you match the colors or find a more
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> complete 
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>>picture of the tapestry than you find in many books.
>>Bayeux-Tap-msg    (33K)  2/13/01    The Bayeux Tapestry. Book reviews.
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