I don't have much to say this week, I didn't knit at all, because I was too busy doing my sewing homework.
So instead, I'm going to post a few pictures I took at the Brasov ethnographic museum, in Romania. That's a lot of pictures, I hope you enjoy!
The permanent exhibition is titled Textile heritage, and that's exactly what it was, a journey through all the textiles traditions that are handed down from generation to generation.
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| Woven veil. I'm not really there yet... |
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| Thing to work with linen |
There is no doubt that I fell in love with textiles while visiting Romania. I visited countless "nice rooms", filed with textiles woven, sewn or embroidered by women I met. Visiting ethnographic museum is almost like a pilgrimage for me.
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| I think that some friends who are wondering how to weave a belt will enjoy this picture! |
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| weaving pattern |
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| So many details |
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| ribbon loom |
This was the most intriguing piece of the museum. It was huge!
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| The patterns are entered on a cardboard |
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| And here is the result |
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| It's still working! |
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| Sample |
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| There were several short videos of ladies showing their art, here it is Hardhanger |
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I hope you enjoyed. Don't hesitate to write comments if you have questions. I bought the book of the exhibition, and it is in French, so I'll probably be able to find the answers easily! More pictures of the "textile trip" coming soon!
