One of the rarest types of medieval manuscripts are the Purple Psalters, made with materials so expensive it was only the very, very rich who could afford to get one made for themselves or as gifts for others.
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Friday, 29 September 2017
Tuesday, 26 September 2017
A new big project: 2018 Weavers Tapestry Band Sampler SAL.
As with most big projects, time to plan and prepare is important so I'm starting this with lots of time to get ready for a year's worth of weekly pattern sections. The patterns will create one large band sampler designed using weavers draft patterns found on the Antique Pattern Library site which I transferred into a cross stitch pattern.
Friday, 22 September 2017
Friday Freebie: Theodosius Hagia Sofia
Friday, 15 September 2017
Friday Freebie: French Lily
Saturday, 9 September 2017
Friday Freebie: The Unexpected Edition
You are probably wondering why it's the unexpected edition! Well it's because this AM I didn't think I'd be able to access my patterns as my computer had decided it didn't like life the way it was for it and refused to even start up.
Saturday, 2 September 2017
Fridayish Freebie - Wedding Background
Some of you may have noticed that I love using medieval manuscripts and art as inspiration for patterns - this is another of those times, and it is in fact the start of a small series of medieval inspired patterns I'm going to share here. Most of these patterns can be made any size you want as long as you stick to a repeat of the pattern.
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