The Thread of Her Tale

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“It’s useful to have the evidence stitched together.”
I continue to stitch on my Cromwell Narrative Cloth, and it continues to make slow but steady progress. On Thursday last, I finished stitching what…
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“Where’s my orange coat? I used to have an orange coat.”
Colour Coding Cromwell
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“I have a very large ledger. A huge filing system.”
I continue to stitch on my Cromwell Narrative Cloth, and it continues to make slow but steady progress. Indeed, I have now almost completed what Hilary…
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Bea Stitches
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Words, words, just words…
I continue to stitch on my Cromwell Narrative Cloth, and it continues to make slow but steady progress. Indeed, I have now almost completed what Hilary…
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Bea Stitches
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“If I follow the river is that as good as anything?”
I continue to stitch on my Cromwell Narrative Cloth, and it continues to make slow but steady progress. While it develops, I will be posting some…
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Bea Stitches
“I always knew embroidery would get her into trouble.”
I continue to stitch on my Cromwell Narrative Cloth, and it continues to make slow but steady progress. While it develops, I will be posting some…
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Bea Stitches
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We have patched and mended till we can do no more
So. Ten years ago this week, I sat on a train from Stratford-Upon-Avon and said to my partner, “I’m going to stitch that. It makes me want to do…
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The Thread of Her Tale
The Thread of Her Tale
Reflections on stitching inspired by Hilary Mantel’s Cromwell Trilogy: a place to talk about the wrong side of the fabric.
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