Applique - Revision history

Simoncursitor: Reverted edits by 62.215.3.45 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2007-09-20T07:25:18Z

Reverted edits by 62.215.3.45 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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 * Bed curtains: [[Scotland|Scottish]], 16th or [[17th century]], [[velvet]] on [[wool]] (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)
 * Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)
-* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V
+* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)

62.215.3.45 at 05:31, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T05:31:20Z

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 * Bed curtains: [[Scotland|Scottish]], 16th or [[17th century]], [[velvet]] on [[wool]] (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)
 * Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)
-* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)
+* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V

Cian: Reverted edits by 212.31.247.234 (Talk); changed back to last version by Sarah Van Der Goes

2007-07-11T00:11:13Z

Reverted edits by 212.31.247.234 (Talk); changed back to last version by Sarah Van Der Goes

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 * Bed curtains: [[Scotland|Scottish]], 16th or [[17th century]], [[velvet]] on [[wool]] (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)
 * Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)
-* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V
+* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)

212.31.247.234 at 21:07, 10 July 2007

2007-07-10T21:07:50Z

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 * Bed curtains: [[Scotland|Scottish]], 16th or [[17th century]], [[velvet]] on [[wool]] (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)
 * Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)
-* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)
+* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V

Sarah Van Der Goes: /* Extant Pieces */ added wiki

2007-06-27T14:41:37Z

Extant Pieces: added wiki

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	* [[Heraldry\|Heraldic]] bag (Staniland)		* [[Heraldry\|Heraldic]] bag (Staniland)
	* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)		* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)
	* Altar frontals: 16th century, from Reykir church, Iceland. (~~Gu�j�nsson~~, Fig 48-9)		* Altar frontals: 16th century, from Reykir church, Iceland. (Gu�j�nsson, Fig 48-9)
	* Schuette flower panel		* Schuette flower panel
	* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion		* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion
	* [[Glove]]s in Cleveland painting		* [[Glove]]s in Cleveland [[painting]]
	* Canvaswork slips		* Canvaswork slips

Asfridhr: Added Icelandic applique

2005-12-16T04:10:06Z

Added Icelandic applique

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	'''Applique''' is a technique that combines normal [[sewing]] with [[embroidery]]. It has been used throughout history to create various household decorations such as hangings or bed clothes and also for [[clothing]].		'''Applique''' is a technique that combines normal [[sewing]] with [[embroidery]]. It has been used throughout history to create various household decorations such as hangings or bed clothes and also for [[clothing]].

	=== Materials Used ===		=== Materials Used ===
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	* [[Heraldry\|Heraldic]] bag (Staniland)		* [[Heraldry\|Heraldic]] bag (Staniland)
	* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)		* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)
			* Altar frontals: 16th century, from Reykir church, Iceland. (Gu�j�nsson, Fig 48-9)
	* Schuette flower panel		* Schuette flower panel
	* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion		* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion
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	* Clabburn, Pamela. "Masterpieces of Embroidery". Oxford: Phaidon Press Limited, 1981.		* Clabburn, Pamela. "Masterpieces of Embroidery". Oxford: Phaidon Press Limited, 1981.
	* Ellis, Marianne. "Embroideries and Samplers from Islamic Egypt". Oxford: Ashmolean Museum, 2001.		* Ellis, Marianne. "Embroideries and Samplers from Islamic Egypt". Oxford: Ashmolean Museum, 2001.
			* Gu�j�nsson, Elsa E. "Traditional Icelandic Embroidery". Iceland: K�pavogur, 2003.
	* King, Donald and Levey, Santina. "The Victoria & Albert Museum's Textile Collection: Embroidery in Britain from 1200 to 1750". New York: Canopy Books, 1993.		* King, Donald and Levey, Santina. "The Victoria & Albert Museum's Textile Collection: Embroidery in Britain from 1200 to 1750". New York: Canopy Books, 1993.
	* Levey, Santina. "Elizabethan Treasures: The Hardwick Hall Textiles". New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1998.		* Levey, Santina. "Elizabethan Treasures: The Hardwick Hall Textiles". New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1998.

220.253.121.73: removing the hidden insult, added another extant wall hanging

2005-12-01T12:28:33Z

removing the hidden insult, added another extant wall hanging

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	* linen ground and thread.		* linen ground and thread.
	you smell

	=== Stitches and Techniques ===		=== Stitches and Techniques ===
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	=== Extant Pieces ===		=== Extant Pieces ===

	* Wall hangings: Tristan hanging (Staniland); Hardwick Virtues (Levey)		* Wall hangings: Tristan hanging (Staniland); Hardwick Virtues (Levey); Marion hanging (Tubby)
	* Canopies: Baldaquin or canopy from 15th century Sweden (Schuette, fig. 190 and Staniland, fig. 35 (in color)). This can also be seen on-line at http://www.historiska.se/exhibitions/textil/index.html (2nd piece in 2nd row, I think 3rd in 1st row is also applique)		* Canopies: Baldaquin or canopy from 15th century Sweden (Schuette, fig. 190 and Staniland, fig. 35 (in color)). This can also be seen on-line at http://www.historiska.se/exhibitions/textil/index.html (2nd piece in 2nd row, I think 3rd in 1st row is also applique)
	* [[16th century]] [[Italy\|Italian]], Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Cavallo, #91)		* [[16th century]] [[Italy\|Italian]], Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Cavallo, #91)
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	* Staniland, Kay. "Medieval Craftsmen: Embroiderers". British Museum Press and University of Toronto Press, 1991.		* Staniland, Kay. "Medieval Craftsmen: Embroiderers". British Museum Press and University of Toronto Press, 1991.
	* Swain, Margaret H. "Historical Needlework: A Study of Influences in Scotland and Northern England". New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970.		* Swain, Margaret H. "Historical Needlework: A Study of Influences in Scotland and Northern England". New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970.
			* Tubby, Pamela. "Patchwork and Applique" London: Marshall Cavendish Books, 1970. (Is mostly modern, vibrantly coloured patchwork, however has some period examples)

194.80.20.10: /* Materials Used */

2005-12-01T11:23:20Z

Materials Used

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	* [[leather]]		* [[leather]]
	* linen ground and thread.		* linen ground and thread.
			you smell

	=== Stitches and Techniques ===		=== Stitches and Techniques ===

Tiff at 07:05, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T07:05:04Z

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	* Staniland, Kay. "Medieval Craftsmen: Embroiderers". British Museum Press and University of Toronto Press, 1991.		* Staniland, Kay. "Medieval Craftsmen: Embroiderers". British Museum Press and University of Toronto Press, 1991.
	* Swain, Margaret H. "Historical Needlework: A Study of Influences in Scotland and Northern England". New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970.		* Swain, Margaret H. "Historical Needlework: A Study of Influences in Scotland and Northern England". New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970.


			[[category:embroidery]]

Cian: links

2004-09-07T06:34:06Z

links

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	Applique is a technique that combines normal sewing with [[embroidery]]. It has been used throughout history to create various household decorations such as hangings or bed clothes and also for clothing.		'''Applique''' is a technique that combines normal [[sewing]] with [[embroidery]]. It has been used throughout history to create various household decorations such as hangings or bed clothes and also for [[clothing]].

	=== Materials Used ===		=== Materials Used ===

	* silk threads to create [[slips]] that are applied to often ~~luxuorious~~ ground ~~fabrics~~ such as ~~velvets~~ and ~~silks~~.		* silk threads to create [[slips]] that are applied to often luxurious ground [[fabric]]s such as [[velvet]]s and [[silk]]s.
	* leather		* [[leather]]
	* linen ground and thread.		* linen ground and thread.

	=== Stitches and Techniques ===		=== Stitches and Techniques ===

	Applique usually involves cutting out a design in one fabric and then applying it, using normal handsewing techniques, to another piece of fabric. When wool was used there was no fraying because of the partial ~~felting~~ that occurs during fulling. More fragile fabrics such as silk ~~brocades~~ or velvets, used candle wax or ~~glues~~ on the edges to prevent fraying during the application process.		Applique usually involves cutting out a design in one fabric and then applying it, using normal handsewing techniques, to another piece of fabric. When [[wool]] was used there was no fraying because of the partial [[felt]]ing that occurs during fulling. More fragile fabrics such as silk [[brocade]]s or velvets, used [[candle]] [[wax]] or [[glue]]s on the edges to prevent fraying during the application process.

	=== Extant Pieces ===		=== Extant Pieces ===
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	* Wall hangings: Tristan hanging (Staniland); Hardwick Virtues (Levey)		* Wall hangings: Tristan hanging (Staniland); Hardwick Virtues (Levey)
	* Canopies: Baldaquin or canopy from 15th century Sweden (Schuette, fig. 190 and Staniland, fig. 35 (in color)). This can also be seen on-line at http://www.historiska.se/exhibitions/textil/index.html (2nd piece in 2nd row, I think 3rd in 1st row is also applique)		* Canopies: Baldaquin or canopy from 15th century Sweden (Schuette, fig. 190 and Staniland, fig. 35 (in color)). This can also be seen on-line at http://www.historiska.se/exhibitions/textil/index.html (2nd piece in 2nd row, I think 3rd in 1st row is also applique)
	* 16th century Italian, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Cavallo, #91)		* [[16th century]] [[Italy\|Italian]], Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Cavallo, #91)
	* Bed curtains: Scottish, 16th or 17th century, velvet on wool (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)		* Bed curtains: [[Scotland\|Scottish]], 16th or [[17th century]], [[velvet]] on [[wool]] (Swain, plate 6a and 6b)
	* Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)		* Funeral palls: "Totenteppich" Funeral Pall, 2nd half of the 15th century (Schuette, fig. 304 and Clabburn, fig. 52)
	* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)		* Pillows: Hardwick (Levey), V&A (King & Levey, plates 21-24)
	* Heraldic bag (Staniland)		* [[Heraldry\|Heraldic]] bag (Staniland)
	* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)		* Mameluke cover and heraldic pieces (Ellis)
	* Schuette flower panel		* Schuette flower panel
	* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion		* Clothing in Patterns of Fashion
	* ~~Gloves~~ in Cleveland painting		* [[Glove]]s in Cleveland painting
	* Canvaswork slips		* Canvaswork slips