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RT @SallyTuckett: London transport's distinctive fabrics over the decades #textilehistory theguardian.com/cities/gallery… 5 months ago
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Aut Visum Aut Non! Loved visiting this museum! No electricity and lit by candles....The Georgian house provides an insight into the life of a family of Heugonot silk weavers with the rooms presented as if the house is still occupied.

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Enjoyed visiting the Musée de la Rubanerie last week! The museum of ribbon is located in the historical weaving district of Comines, Belgium. The museum has a great range of narrow fabric looms - many of which are still in use!

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