Showing posts with label Module 4 chapter 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Module 4 chapter 1. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Text for Module 4 Chapter 1
It looks like the word files have disappeared into the ether leaving only rough drafts behind them so here are photographs of the pages in my folder with my notes on flowers in Elizabethan and Russian embroidery.


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flowers,
historical,
Module 4 chapter 1
Monday, May 10, 2010
Module 4, Chapter 1
Well, it has been an unintentionally long absence from blogging. Somehow in the last few months our household has managed to kill one computer and upset another so much it had to go back to the manufacturers, leaving us fighting over machines all claiming priority for our various homeworks. So I have ended up moving pictures and notes hither and thither to and from backup drives and jumping from one machine to another. I think we are finally straight now so I will try and get up to date.
Module 4 is themed on flowers, starting with a historical study of flowers in Elizabethan embroidery. Photo 1 shows a sheet of collected images.
For my foreign embroidery study, I have chosen to look at flowers in Russian embroidery and how they have been represented over 300 years - photos 2 to 4 show the study sheets for this. I was going to cut and paste the typed notes that go with these but cannot find the files at the moment so I will come back to this - I may have to photograph the printed copies from my folder.

Module 4 is themed on flowers, starting with a historical study of flowers in Elizabethan embroidery. Photo 1 shows a sheet of collected images.
| Photo 1 |
For my foreign embroidery study, I have chosen to look at flowers in Russian embroidery and how they have been represented over 300 years - photos 2 to 4 show the study sheets for this. I was going to cut and paste the typed notes that go with these but cannot find the files at the moment so I will come back to this - I may have to photograph the printed copies from my folder.
Photo 2
| Photo 3 |
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