Have you visited the
National Museum of the American Coverlet in Bedford, PA? I just learned about it today and I can't wait to go. They have an inspirational collection of antique woven coverlets dating back to the 1700's and 1800's as well as spinning wheels and weaving looms, a museum shop offering reproduction fabrics (photo above), gifts and books, and classes on spinning, dying, weaving, and rug hooking. Does that sound like fun or what?
If I wasn't a quilter, I could easily be a spinner and weaver! Or a maker of Navajo rugs. There's something so attractive about creating order out of chaos with fibers and textiles.
Have you visited the National Museum of the American Coverlet in Bedford, PA? I just learned about it today and I can't wait to go. They have an inspirational collection of antique woven coverlets dating back to the 1700's and 1800's as well as spinning wheels and weaving looms, a museum shop offering reproduction fabrics (photo above), gifts and books, and classes on spinning, dying, weaving, and rug hooking. Does that sound like fun or what?
If I wasn't a quilter, I could easily be a spinner and weaver! Or a maker of Navajo rugs. There's something so attractive about creating order out of chaos with fibers and textiles.
Now this is one that I will definitely have to check out when I am down in PA! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great road trip. I've never been to Lancanster County, PA either and I'm only a state away! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteWow this sounds like a fabulous place to visit. Thanks Karen!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea. Thanks for sharing this info. I get to the Bedford area several times a year. I will definitely check this out.
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