Useful as they might be cloth handkerchiefs
have been used for flirtation, as fashion accessories, in greeting cards,
as souvenirs, as gifts, and in ads.
Early handkerchiefs were of linen, silk, or cotton and later with the advent of printing on fabric, they reflected the events and values of our culture.
Categories displayed in this exhibit are: whites, holidays, travel, designers, ruffles and rounds, and florals. Madeira, Swiss, and Chinese embroideries are defined and illustrated.
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or if you have questions about the current one, contact Knitter's Treat . Knitting workshops are held in Monticello
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David Braunschweig who assists in "hanging" each exhibit. |
Photos by Lori Manning
Copyright © 2005.
Past Displays:
Hooked Rugs by Ellie Beck
ELIZABETH ZIMMERMANN
JOYCE MARQUESS CAREY
AESOP'S FABLES
First Knitting Invitational
Weaving and the Structo Loom
Valentina Devine Creates
JAPANESE TEXTILES -- OLD AND NEW
Wearable Art
Moving Weft
Men Who Knit
Quilts by the Thursday Friends
WEAVING WITH SEWING THREAD
HISTORIC MONTICELLO WOOLEN MILL
Katherine Pence Inspired by Everything
WHY DO I SPIN?
THE EARLY
KNITTED WORKS OF JOYCE WILLIAMS