Textiles
- 3861
- Viking Embroidery Stitches and Motifs
- Short article about Viking embroidery art, techniques, designs and motifs. Author: Carolyn Priest-Dorman.
- 3862
- Anokhi Museum
- Project funded and maintained by the Anokhi Foundation, dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of traditional Indian hand block textile printing techniques.
- 3863
- Antique Textile
- Antique textile historian An Moonen's homepage about Dutch antique quilts, samplers and linens. Information about textile conservation in Dutch. List of publications and workshops. Links to related sites.
- 3864
- Eschke Seidenmanufaktur
- Germany. Textile company, specialised in the reconstruction of historical jacquard woven and printed tapestries, draperies and upholstery fabrics in silk, linen and cotton, from the Gothic period to Art Nouveau. English and German.
- 3865
- Historic Textiles Studio
- USA. Offering a wide range of textile conservation services including stabilization, cleaning and restoration.
- 3866
- Jessica Hack Textile Restoration
- Textile Studio specialised in the restoration and conservation of historic garments and textiles for private individuals, collectors, galleries, historic homes and museums.
- 3867
- Maya Wool
- Community project aiming to preserve the ancient art of Mayan wool spinning and weaving. History of wool in Central America. On-line exhibition of Mayan blankets and textiles. On-line purchasing of historical reproductions of Mayan blankets.
- 3868
- Medieval Textiles
- Web site of the Medieval Textiles Study Group within The Complex Weavers Guild of the US, dedicated to the reproduction of medieval textiles and clothing. Technical information and design drafts. Links to related sites.
- 3869
- The Textile Restoration Studio
- UK. Textile conservation studio, involved in cleaning, repair, support, mounting for display and storage of antique samplers, embroideries, costume and costume accessories, lace, furnishings, banners, ecclesiastical items and full size tapestries. Also, technical consultant and lecturer on textile conservation. Links to related sites.
- 3870
- Thistle Hill Weavers
- USA. Custom and commission weaving company, specializing in historic textile fabric, trims, carpets and furnishings reproductions for museums, private homes, and the film industry. Also, museum consulting services.
- 3871
- Threads of Life
- Privately funded organization dedicated to the preservation, promotion and marketing of traditional woven, natural dyed and handmade ritual textiles from Indonesia. Also, art classes and tours focused on Indonesian traditional textiles. Links to related sites.
- 3872
- Clothing And Health. An Elementary Textbook Of Home Making
- Textbook for textiles and garment sewing classes, written by Helen Kinne and published in 1916. Includes extensive chapters on yarn spinning and cloth weaving, printing and finishing.
- 3873
- Follow the Yarn
- Part of the Digital History for Preston Schools project, dedicated to the history of the Preston area cotton textile industry. Includes a timeline, a searchable database, glossary of terms, interactive games, and a list of classroom activities.
- 3874
- Silk Weaving
- Digital library containing some of the core printed primary and secondary sources for the medieval and modern history of the British Isles, providing a detailed history of the silk textile industry in Britain in general and the County of Middlesex in particular, from the reign of Henry VIII until the 1860's treaty with France which allowed French silks to come in duty free.
- 3875
- White Linen Garments of the Priest
- Lesson paper reviewing the history of linen, the white linen garments of the priesthood, the times that only the High Priest wore linen garments, what the priests will wear when the temple sacrifices are started again, and what our white linen garments should be today and in the future. From the Christian Churches of God. Authors: Willard D. Boettcher and others.
- 3876
- The Emergence Of Ring Spinning In The American Textile Industry
- Exhibition organized by the Historical Collections Department of the Baker Library Graduate School of Business Administration in Harvard University. Includes biography, and links to textile articles and resources.
- 3877
- The Fabric of Moroccan Life
- Exhibition at the National Museum of African Art, focused on the tradition of embroideries, textiles and jewelry from the Kingdom of Morocco.
- 3878
- The Kasuri Collection of Jeff Krauss
- On-line exhibition of a large collection of traditional and antique Ikat printed textiles.