Author Archives: Art for Housewives
THE REBOZO – Mexican’s most important wardrobe piece
Originally posted on silvia gattin's behind the scenes blog:
My last inspiring journey earlier this year brought me to fantastic Mexico (see previous posts), where I came across the country’s most important piece in every woman’s wardrobe and an unique…
Frida and her rebozos
I have two rebozos from Santa Maria del Rio (San Luis Potosi), known for its rebozo school. Even though it was more than 30 years ago, I still remember the day I bought them. The green one is still brightly colored (maybe because … Continue reading
More embroidered poetry and Emily Dickinson
Originally posted on A poem for every day:
“Why do I love” You, Sir? Because— The Wind does not require the Grass To answer—Wherefore when He pass She cannot keep Her place. Because He knows—and Do not You— And We…
Huge, Nearly-Wordless, Embroidered Facsimiles of Emily Dickinson’s Handwritten Manuscripts, by Jen Bervin
Originally posted on literodditi:
Emily Dickinson’s poems went unpublished during her life and for decades after her death. When they were published, nearly all of her creative, idiosyncratic punctuation and personal notation marks were deleted or changed to more familiar,…
Schizophrenia embroidery at The Glore Psychiatric Museum
Schizophrenia embroidery….the need to express oneself comes out in so many ways! at the Gore Psychiatric Museum there is a psychological striptease in the form of an embroidery…read the post below for more info



