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<description>Examples of beaded embroidery from before 1600.</description>
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<description>Describes Grizel of Dunfort&#039;s method for stitching seed beads, and provides instructio ns for a beadworked box.</description>
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<title>Historical Embellishments: Using Bead Embroidery</title>
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<description>Links to images of beadwork from embroidere d items from the 12th century to the 17th century.</description>
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<title>16th Century Embellishments: Twenty-first Century Strategies for Achieving the Sixteenth Century &quot;Look&quot;</title>
<description>In the world of historical costuming there exist a continuum from those who want to create costumes that look historical and are made using historical fabrics and methods, all the way to those who create costumes that are only reminiscent of a particular historical period. I will be using photos of things I have made over the last few years in discussing the following techniques: slashing and pinking, quilting and trapunto, adding beads, pearls and metallic decorations, stitching, embroidery, couched cording, and buttons.</description>
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