Originally posted 2008-06-21 15:13:42. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Today I’m visiting Jane’s blog, Stitching Up a Storm in Alamo City, where I’m talking about the history of Bargello.
It’s romantic, it’s interesting and it’s the stuff of legends, so do stop by.
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I would love to see the books on the history of bargello. I am going to start classes in the fall.
You will often find a little bit in most Bargello books, but not much. That’s largely because no one actually knows the origins of the technique.
Keep Stitching,
Janet