Re: Re: tapestry origin question - Anita Mui - Jan 13, 2010 (12:10 AM) - Re: Re: Re: tapestry origin question - alice - Jan 14, 2010 (03:39 PM)
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Posted By: Cal Posted Date: Jan 12, 2010 (12:26 AM) |
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Message Tapestry is woven-in design made on loom. Except in slit-tapestry (which this is not), the design-making threads go all the way across piece -- perhaps can be seen going all across back, or closely interwoven in fabric. If is embroidery (design threads mainly local-area in piece and go any different directions; possibly several types stitches, such as look like chain), do not call tapestry. Good luck, Cal Post a Response |
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