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Tag Archives: sandy starkman
More on the Sandy Starkman Jacket
So there were some questions in the comments about how the jacket was worked. I’m guessing it’s a form of needle-lace/needle-weaving, based on similarity to images in the Encyclopedia of Needlework, by Therese de Dillmont (it’s public domain, so it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Mother
Tagged dillmont, Encyclopedia of Needlework, needle lace, needle weaving, sandy starkman
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Needlelace Jacket
My mother is visiting me! She found this wonderful jacket in a thrift store for $7. It’s covered in couched cording and needlelace cutouts. The tag says it is Sandy Starkman, 100% silk, and made in India. Suddenly, I have … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Mother
Tagged couching, embroidery, jacket, needlelace, sandy starkman
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