T is for Textile: A-to-Z Challenge

Posted on April 23, 2014 by D. Katie Powell
Hearst Castle Sofa Lion
Beaded Victorian Needlepoint
Tapestry Hanging
Palm tree chenille
Original versus new textile
Hearst Castle Sofa Back
Stacked pillows.
McLoughlin Recamier fabric
Hoyt Family Quilt
McLoughlin House Needlepoint
Oregon Caves NM New Fabric
Oregon Caves NM Original Fabric
Ken Ellis’ Shore Family
Beaded Victorian Needlepoint
State of Oregon Tapestry Hanging
Needlepoint
Tapestry Hanging
State of Oregon Tapestry Hanging
Petitpoint + Needlepoint
Needlepoint
Early printed cloth showing HOME.

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hollywood baby turned beach gurl turned steel&glass city gurl turned cowgurl turned herb gurl turned green city gurl. . . artist writer photographer. . . cat lover but misses our big dogs, gone to heaven. . . foodie, organic, lover of all things mik, partner in conservation business mpfconservation, consummate blogger, making a dream happen, insomniac who is either reading buddhist teachings or not-so-bloody mysteries or autobio journal thangs early in the morning when i can't sleep
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1 Response to T is for Textile: A-to-Z Challenge

  1. PoshPedlar – Pemberley/Manderley depending on mood... – Well. Where would you like me to start, and how long have you got? @poshpedlar
    PoshPedlar says:
    April 23, 2014 at 10:11 pm

    The juxtaposition of textures is wonderful. Thanks for sharing…

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