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Ruskin
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Useful to use as pattern and article inspiration as well as communicating Ruskin Lace |
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| Selection of postcards
or pictures of articles worked by Elizabeth over the years.
All photographs taken by Mr L Patch. Description starting bottom left, |
| No.1 - Worked by Elizabth,on two examples of locally hand spun and woven linen. |
No 2 - Workbag and accessories designed and worked by Elizabeth - 1977. Instructions for making in book "Ruskin lace & Linen Work"
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No. 3 - An enlargement of the pattern on No. - 1 ~~~~~~~~ Description for remaining five from the left.
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No.4 - Free hanging Sampler showing distribution of pattern layout, with nothing central and no two items of interest on the same parallel. |
No.5 - Selection of Pincushions showing a variety of patterns. | |
| No.6 - Box top, implying pattern layout on the diagonal, but fabric was mounted on the cross of grain. |
No.7 - Two small bags or reticules to use as sachet for pot-pourri, also a housewife and a flat type of pincushion. |
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No. - 8 A large free hanging Sampler, worked on original hand spun and woven linen designed by Elizabeth Prickett and worked in conjunction with 60 of her students, presented to the Victoria & Albert Museum, London 1978. Request to view needs to be made at least three months in advance. Index No. T18-1979. ~~~~~~~~ |
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Photographs copyright © Elizabeth Prickett 2002, all rights reserved.
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