Historical Sew Monthly – January 2016 – Byzantine

The Challenge: January – Procrastination – finish a garment you have been putting off finishing (a UFO or PHD) or make something you have been avoiding starting. For the first challenge of 2016, I actually had a project that I had been putting off - I was feeling rather overwhelmed by options when the organizers…

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Historical Sew Monthly – January 2016 – Byzantine

Textile Mediation in Late Byzantine Visual Culture: Unveiling Layers of Meaning through the Fabrics of the Chora Monastery — Dumbarton Oaks

The Impact of Silk in the Middle Ages - Brewminate: A Bold Blend of News and Ideas

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