February Program- Textile Preservation

February Program- Textile Preservation, page 1
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Report on a February 1979 guild program in which Lotus Stack, textile coordinator at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, spoke on textile preservation for contemporary weavers. It covers destructive factors (fiber stress, temperature and humidity, light and heat, chemical contamination), choice of warp and materials, mounting methods for rugs and tapestries, and packing, shipping and storage. The page also has a short report on a guild yarn workshop with Joy Rosner and Charlotte Haglund, plus a wool-n-shop advertisement.

Type
Article
Date
March 1979
Language
English
Pages
1
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