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Hello. My name's Liz Plummer and I'm a Textile Artist. I love the texture of fabric. I love dyeing it and painting it and stitching into it. This blog is about the influences on my work, inspiration, my daily life, and the processes of creating. Enjoy!

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Textile Museums Map update

My Textile Museums map has taken off – thank you to everyone who has sent me more details and to Sharon at In A Minute Ago for giving me a mention on her blog.

There may be a few changes to it in the future because, while perusing the help pages at Google Maps yesterday, I discovered that you can only put 100 saved locations in there – after that they start deleting the first ones! So I may split it into regions but if I do that I will make sure the links are on my sidebar and, if possible, in the Googlemaps page as well.

Odile kindly sent me a link to a Google Map of Textile Museums in France which has been compiled by France Patchwork, who also have a comprehensive list on their website. I won’t add these to mine due to the above constraints but will put the link to their map on my sidebar.

4 comments to Textile Museums Map update

  • Maggie Harris

    I wish I had learnt more French at school, sigh! Looks like a great link. Will you be able to translate it for us? Best wishes

    Maggie

  • In Canada there is the Costume Museum in Dugald, Manitoba — you can visit both in person or in a virtual sense. The exhibits change on a regular basis — though it is called a Costume Museum, it simply means clothing from all eras and styles. This museum is surely worthy of your map?
    http://www.costumemuseum.com/

  • Liz

    Thanks for this, Susan. It certainly is worthy! I’m glad you mentioned it though, because I just remembered another costume museum which I haven’t added yet!

  • Liz

    Hi Maggie,

    Odile might be happy to translate for you… otherwise, I can have a go – though I don’t speak French very confidently, I did do A level so I can usually make some sense of written French with the help of a dictionary! Let me know if there’s any particular thing you want me to have a go at.