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Posted by Jeanine3 on December 8, 2006, 1:35 pm
Hi All,
Just wanted to let you know that the www.tuttoricamo.com quarterly
update is online now. In response to surfer feedback they have revamped
and redesigned the website in the hope that it is easier to read. There
are, as always, a few kinks to work out but the substance is great.
There are a few more pages translated, (click on the British flag in the
top left corner) an article on Casalguidi, Sardinian Embroidery with
scads of great photos, a how-to for Antique Stitch (the third in a
series) and an article on circular filet netting. There are two new
sections, "Leading Characters" which is to describe the prominent
figures in Embroidery - past and present, and "Grandmother's chest"
which will showcase antique embroidery works. Go in from the Italian
version of the website under "Baule della nonna" and then "velo sardo"
to see some photos of a spectacular Sardinian embroidered veil.
We appreciate feedback and contributions are welcomed!
Next update target date: mid-March
Enjoy!
Jeanine in Canada
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Posted by Dianne Lewandowski on December 8, 2006, 1:49 pm
Jeanine3 wrote:
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> Hi All,
> Just wanted to let you know that the www.tuttoricamo.com quarterly
> update is online now. In response to surfer feedback they have revamped
> and redesigned the website in the hope that it is easier to read. There
> are, as always, a few kinks to work out but the substance is great.
> There are a few more pages translated, (click on the British flag in the
> top left corner) an article on Casalguidi, Sardinian Embroidery with
> scads of great photos, a how-to for Antique Stitch (the third in a
> series) and an article on circular filet netting. There are two new
> sections, "Leading Characters" which is to describe the prominent
> figures in Embroidery - past and present, and "Grandmother's chest"
> which will showcase antique embroidery works. Go in from the Italian
> version of the website under "Baule della nonna" and then "velo sardo"
> to see some photos of a spectacular Sardinian embroidered veil.
> We appreciate feedback and contributions are welcomed!
> Next update target date: mid-March
> Enjoy!
> Jeanine in Canada
This is such an important endeavor. I follow its development carefully.
Thank you for keeping us updated on its progress.
Dianne
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Embroidery Discussions at http://www.heritageshoppe.com/forum
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Posted by Jeanine3 on December 8, 2006, 4:41 pm
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> Jeanine3 wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>> Just wanted to let you know that the www.tuttoricamo.com quarterly
>> update is online now. In response to surfer feedback they have
>> revamped and redesigned the website in the hope that it is easier to
>> read. There are, as always, a few kinks to work out but the substance
>> is great. There are a few more pages translated, (click on the British
>> flag in the top left corner) an article on Casalguidi, Sardinian
>> Embroidery with scads of great photos, a how-to for Antique Stitch
>> (the third in a series) and an article on circular filet netting.
>> There are two new sections, "Leading Characters" which is to describe
>> the prominent figures in Embroidery - past and present, and
>> "Grandmother's chest" which will showcase antique embroidery works. Go
>> in from the Italian version of the website under "Baule della nonna"
>> and then "velo sardo" to see some photos of a spectacular Sardinian
>> embroidered veil.
>> We appreciate feedback and contributions are welcomed!
>> Next update target date: mid-March
>> Enjoy!
>> Jeanine in Canada
>
Just to clarify: "contributions welcomed" means informational
contributions, not monetary contributions!!
This message was in NO WAY meant as a solicitation.
Jeanine in Canada
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Posted by astitcher@gmail.com on December 8, 2006, 2:05 pm
That is a great site. Thank you for sharing this information. Thanks
also for giving me more to learn about. I don't know that I could ever
do that quality of work but it is fun to look and dream.
Alice in Utah
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Posted by bungadora on December 8, 2006, 7:32 pm
Good job. I've bookmarked it so I can check up on it as it grows.
Dora
Jeanine3 wrote:
show/hide quoted text
> Hi All,
> Just wanted to let you know that the www.tuttoricamo.com quarterly
> update is online now. In response to surfer feedback they have revamped
> and redesigned the website in the hope that it is easier to read. There
> are, as always, a few kinks to work out but the substance is great.
> There are a few more pages translated, (click on the British flag in the
> top left corner) an article on Casalguidi, Sardinian Embroidery with
> scads of great photos, a how-to for Antique Stitch (the third in a
> series) and an article on circular filet netting. There are two new
> sections, "Leading Characters" which is to describe the prominent
> figures in Embroidery - past and present, and "Grandmother's chest"
> which will showcase antique embroidery works. Go in from the Italian
> version of the website under "Baule della nonna" and then "velo sardo"
> to see some photos of a spectacular Sardinian embroidered veil.
> We appreciate feedback and contributions are welcomed!
> Next update target date: mid-March
> Enjoy!
> Jeanine in Canada
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> Just wanted to let you know that the www.tuttoricamo.com quarterly
> update is online now. In response to surfer feedback they have revamped
> and redesigned the website in the hope that it is easier to read. There
> are, as always, a few kinks to work out but the substance is great.
> There are a few more pages translated, (click on the British flag in the
> top left corner) an article on Casalguidi, Sardinian Embroidery with
> scads of great photos, a how-to for Antique Stitch (the third in a
> series) and an article on circular filet netting. There are two new
> sections, "Leading Characters" which is to describe the prominent
> figures in Embroidery - past and present, and "Grandmother's chest"
> which will showcase antique embroidery works. Go in from the Italian
> version of the website under "Baule della nonna" and then "velo sardo"
> to see some photos of a spectacular Sardinian embroidered veil.
> We appreciate feedback and contributions are welcomed!
> Next update target date: mid-March
> Enjoy!
> Jeanine in Canada