This is shocking.

A garland of spring flowers have been laid via the needle around the neck of this lightweight cream wool early #1880s dress. It is a hopeful nod to the new season, the promise of blooms and leaves and bright days, all painted by stitch Philadelphia Museum of Art #fashionhistory

Love this hat. And the woman wearing it.

Fabulous exhibition

Probably Boston. Sampler, 1719. Made by "Elizabeth Russell aged 9 in 1719." Zigzag in Irish stitch btwn 2 alphabet rows in eyelet stitch; lozenges in satin &herringbone stitch, a line in Queens stitch; squirrels in satin &stem stitch. © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston #Embroidery

Here's a complete guide to Margot Robbie's Barbie press tour style including runway & Barbie references, shoes & accessories. More looks will be added as they drop. I also included her outfits when she was with her fans during the press tour! Barbie Movie #BarbieMovie #Barbie

Welp, it's happened. Our website has broken! We're working on a new one, but until it's up and running, we're still available here, on Mastodon, and by email.

Exciting news! We've just opened ticket sales for our medieval textiles day - 30th September 2023 at the Quaker Meeting House in York. Join us for talks by the UK's first nalbinding Master Craftsman Emma 'Bruni' Boast, and tablet weaving specialist Heidi Shaw of Gragas Textiles.

Tickets are available on Eventbrite or directly from us (email [email protected] for a booking form). eventbrite.co.uk/e/medieval-tex… #TextileHistory #textiles #FibreArts #Yorkshire #York #events

Great event for anyone who loves textiles

Great event with budget tickets for students.

*Upcoming Deadline: 1 October* Research Project Grants of £750 - £2500 are available twice a year from the Pasold Research Fund, supporting high quality research projects or preparation for grant proposals on any area of #textiles or #fashionhistory: pasold.co.uk/research-proje…

We can't wait for this and fits in fantastically with our next talk on Saturday.