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Indonesian textiles
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Indonesian textiles
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Bobbin lace made by a lacemaker working bobbins around a design outlined in small pegs
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Brussels lace called point-de-gauze is a fine needlepoint lace
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Dresses, Christmas tree ornaments, curtains and a tablecloth all made from lace
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Valenciennes lace is a soft, delicate bobbin lace that was made in France and Flanders during the 1700's and 1800's
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Applique lace is made by stitching pieces of mulin on netting. This applique lace was made in England
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Venetian lace is one of the oldest types of needlepont lace
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Tatting is lace made by looping and knoting cotton or linen threads with a shuttle
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Honiton lace is a type of bobbin lace produced in England in the 1700's and 1800's
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Tartan
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tartan
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Tartan
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Exhibition at Living Arts Space Bendigo Visitor Centre
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Flamingo Park Fashion Textiles exhibition at Living Arts Space Bendigo Visitor Centre
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Santa Clara : Pendelton Woollen Mills
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Textile
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Variety of Textile Products
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Designing a fabric requires not only artistic ability but also knowledge of fabrics and textile machinery
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Printing produces fabrics with beautiful designs and a variety of colours
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Textile manufacturing
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Weaving on a jacquard loom
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Textiles